A/HRC/42/5 119.117 Strengthen human resources to improve the work of the judicial system (Iraq); 119.118 Continue to deepen democracy (Botswana); 119.119 Work with democratic civil society and the international community towards effectively reaching peace in the country (Cabo Verde); 119.120 Pursue progress to end and prevent conflict-related sexual violence, especially against women and children, primarily through holding the perpetrators to account and by the provision of adequate support and services to survivors (Slovenia); 119.121 Strengthen the national strategy against sexual violence by involving survivors and ensuring their access to justice, health services and income generating activities and ensure that perpetrators of these crimes are prosecuted and convicted (Luxembourg); 119.122 Strengthen the capacity and independence of the judicial system to investigate and prosecute perpetrators of sexual and gender-based violence, including through training programmes for police officers and health professionals, and providing effective and necessary support for victims (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 119.123 Address the accumulation and illicit transfer of small arms and light weapons through improved stockpile management, effective prosecution of unauthorized sellers and distributors, and progression of legislative controls (Australia); 119.124 Conduct prompt and impartial inquiries into the allegations of extrajudicial executions (Austria); 119.125 Take the necessary measures to improve respect for human rights by investigating the allegations of extrajudicial killings and human rights violations and abuses by law enforcement officials, and ensure accountability for these violations and the protection of civilians in conflict zones (Canada); 119.126 Investigate, prosecute and convict persons responsible for harassment, threats or intimidation against journalists and human rights defenders (Republic of Moldova); 119.127 Investigate and prosecute perpetrators of conflict-related sexual violence and the recruitment and use of child soldiers in Shabunda Territory (Fiji); 119.128 Shed light on the serious human rights violations committed by armed groups and certain members of the security forces and prosecute their perpetrators (France); 119.129 Ensure accountability for perpetrators of war crimes and crimes against humanity, regardless of rank or affiliation (Iceland); 119.130 Ensure that law enforcement officials and members of the security forces strictly adhere to obligations under international humanitarian law and human rights law (Iceland); 119.131 Carry out investigations and prosecute all cases of abuses of human rights, including when they were committed by members of the security forces, and facilitate victims’ access to justice (Italy); 119.132 Strengthen efforts to end impunity for human rights violations by undertaking prompt, impartial and effective investigations into reported cases and bringing perpetrators to justice (Republic of Korea); 119.133 Intensify efforts to ensure that all alleged perpetrators of crimes against international human rights and humanitarian law are brought to justice (Sweden); 16 GE.19-11384