A/HRC/32/12 security forces and establish procedures for verification and oversight to ensure that perpetrators of grave violations are removed from these forces (France); 136.100 Ensure that war crimes and crimes against humanity are punished by acceding to the Rome Statute establishing the ICC (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 136.101 Step up efforts to ensure accountability and fight impunity and, among other steps in this regard, ratify the Rome Statute of the ICC and the Agreement on Privileges and Immunities of the ICC (Czech Republic); 136.102 Ensure that national security shall be pursued in full compliance with international human rights obligations, including the right to a fair trial, the rights to information, freedom of assembly and association and freedom of expression (Norway); 136.103 Provide greater freedom to journalism (Iraq); 136.104 Put an end to the restrictions on freedom of expression, including arrest of journalists and human rights activists (Portugal); 136.105 Release all media workers and human rights defenders arrested and detained for their human rights activities and allow the reopening of closed media outlets (Austria); 136.106 Take concrete measures ensuring the freedom of expression, independence of the media, protection of journalists, and adopt legislative and other measures to prevent censorship (Czech Republic); 136.107 Fully guarantee freedom of expression and the press, in particular by conducting credible and effective investigations into allegations of detentions, harassment and abuses against journalists in Somalia (Spain); 136.108 Secure the defence of journalists, media personnel and media company owners against attacks and prosecute those responsible for such attempts, and adopt an information law (Estonia); 136.109 Ensure that the new Media Law is in line with international standards (Luxembourg); 136.110 Review the media law of 28 December 2015 to ensure compliance with international standards on freedom of expression (Denmark); 136.111 Adopt clear by-laws and regulations to the new Media Law clarifying the general clauses for the benefit of the journalists instead of further reducing the space of free media (Germany); 136.112 Implement legislative instruments in a manner that ensures full freedom of expression, leading to active and genuine civil society participation in the electoral and state-building processes (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 136.113 That the Federal Government at the highest level ensure strong public statements recognizing the legitimate and important role of journalists and human rights defenders in advancing human rights and inclusive politics (Norway); 136.114 Ensure that the National Intelligence and Security Agency refrains from detaining journalists, closing media outlets, confiscating media equipment and other law enforcement activities which are beyond its mandate (Netherlands); 26