A/HRC/28/74 66. The specific mandates and tasks assigned to the Special Rapporteur by the Human Rights Council in resolution 27/21 are consistent with what has already been recommended by the Advisory Committee in its progress report, and should therefore be commended. It is now important to ensure that all relevant United Nations human rights treaty bodies and subsidiary organs of the Council mainstream the issue of the negative impact of unilateral coercive measures on the enjoyment of human rights and perform specific monitoring activities, such as during the review of periodic reports submitted by States to such bodies and under the universal periodic review, and draw the attention of the Special Rapporteur to any potential or actual violation of human rights that may occur as a result of the application of unilateral coercive measures. Furthermore, it would also be necessary to develop quantitative and qualitative indicators that would allow a comparison between the situation of human rights in targeted and non-targeted States prior to and during the imposition of unilateral coercive measures. 19