A/HRC/42/5 119.134 Take all necessary measures to end impunity for serious human rights violations and abuses and violations of international humanitarian law, and in this regard, cooperate with international mechanisms, including the International Criminal Court (Slovenia); 119.135 Swiftly remove any individuals involved in human rights violations or abuses from positions in the Government and security forces and hold them criminally accountable, including those responsible through command responsibility (United States of America); 119.136 Investigate and punish judicial corruption and implement reforms designed to promote judiciary independence and impartiality (United States of America); 119.137 Guarantee investigations and sanction effectively cases of human rights violations in order to combat impunity (Argentina); 119.138 Ensure that perpetrators of violations of international humanitarian law and human rights violations, including against journalists, online media professionals, bloggers and human rights defenders, are brought to justice (Austria); 119.139 Set up a vetting mechanism as part of security sector reform efforts with a view to carrying out investigations to bring to justice and sanction officials involved in serious human rights violations, including perpetrators of recruitment and use of children (Belgium); 119.140 Strengthen actions to combat impunity in relation to human rights violations, including those committed by the security forces (Spain); 119.141 Adopt all necessary measures to combat the impunity of perpetrators of human rights violations and undertake an inclusive process of transitional justice to clarify the truth, provide reparation to victims and ensure reconciliation (Chile); 119.142 Establish mechanisms of transitional justice, combat impunity of the perpetrators of violations of human rights and strengthen cooperation with the International Criminal Court (Costa Rica); 119.143 Launch credible investigations into all alleged gross human rights violations and crimes under international law, including those involving senior military officials, to end the cycle of impunity (Ghana); 119.144 Bring to justice the perpetrators of grave human rights violations, including sexual and gender violence, and put in place appropriate mechanisms of transitional justice in the area of truth, justice, reparation and reform (Switzerland); 119.145 Accelerate efforts towards full implementation of the 2017–2026 National Policy on Justice Sector Reform (Namibia); 119.146 Strengthen, in line with Sustainable Development Goal 16, efforts to end the cycle of impunity and ensure the prosecution of all suspected perpetrators of human rights violations, especially in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Kasais (Netherlands); 119.147 Carry out information campaigns on the new provisions of the Family Code in order to promote cultural change towards a more equitable gender-based society (Uruguay); 119.148 Continue with implementation of measures for further improvement in the socioeconomic conditions of its people (India); 119.149 Continue strengthening social programmes for the most vulnerable groups, especially women and children (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); GE.19-11384 17