A/HRC/22/8 and for reforming the justice system to ensure the prosecution of those committing homicide (Republic of Korea); 99.63. Expand judicial system reforms with a view to progressing towards independence of the judiciary and improving the fight against impunity (Spain); 99.64. Continue to enhance the rule of law by strengthening its law enforcement agencies (Singapore); 99.65. Provide a sustainable solution to tackling impunity by ensuring that the International Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala and the Guatemalan government agree an exit strategy that leaves behind a properly resourced and staffed justice mechanism with sole responsibility for tackling impunity (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 99.66. Complete the transfer of capacity from the International Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala to Guatemalan institutions and protect those made most vulnerable to crimes because of impunity, including judges, witnesses, prosecutors, human and labour rights defenders, journalists, and trafficked persons (United States of America); 99.67. Continue strengthening measures to ensure free birth registration of all children at birth, as well as to identify all children who have not been registered or have not obtained an identity document (Uruguay); 99.68. Implement a specific strategy of birth registration for indigenous communities based on the respect of their culture (Uruguay); 99.69. Adopt flexible measures of birth registration, with the objective of reducing the significant number of children without civil registration (Brazil); 99.70. Continue promoting measures to ensure the right to identity for children in rural areas (Chile); 99.71. Prepare and implement a specific birth registration strategy for indigenous peoples (Slovenia); 99.72. Enhance efforts in order to better serve the interests of the child on the issue of adoption (Greece); 99.73. Ensure the effective implementation of the UN Declaration on Human Rights Defenders and improve the protection of human rights defenders (Austria); 99.74. Ensure a safe working environment for journalists and continue to take proactive measures against impunity (Austria); 99.75. Ensure free access to information for the population of Guatemala through the effective protection of journalists and media as they are occasionally threatened by drug traffickers and organized crime (Holy See); 99.76. Seek to protect human rights defenders especially journalists and trade union members (Iraq); 99.77. Carry out concrete actions, including those of an administrative or budgetary nature, to consolidate effective communication channels with civil society and to promote the development of education programmes (Mexico); 99.78. Follow up its Constitutional Court decision that urges the legislative power to reform the legislation concerning access of indigenous people to radio 18