A/HRC/30/16 137.154 Take measures to protect journalists and human rights defenders from acts of violence, including by investigating attacks and assassinations and strengthening accountability mechanisms (Germany); 137.155 Take action to stop attacks on human rights defenders and make sure that perpetrators are held accountable for crimes committed, in accordance with international standards (Sweden); 137.156 Take measures without delay to ensure that forces loyal to the Government are made accountable for their indiscriminate targeting of civilians, civilian vessels as well as civilian property and infrastructure, in order to end the atmosphere of impunity (Turkey); 137.157 Amend Law 38 of 2012, which provides total impunity to militia members who violate international humanitarian law and commit human rights abuses (Spain); 137.158 Continue its cooperation with the International Criminal Court in order that the perpetrators of human rights violations are held accountable for their actions, and engage on the path of accession to the Rome Statute (Luxembourg); 137.159 Accede and fully align its national legislation with the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, including by incorporating provisions to cooperate promptly and fully with the Court, and investigate and prosecute genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes effectively before its national courts (Estonia); 137.160 Ensure that all perpetrators of violations and abuses of the international human rights law and the international humanitarian law from all sides of the conflict are investigated, prosecuted and punished in accordance with international standards and cooperate with the International Criminal Court in this regard (Czech Republic); 137.161 Cooperate with the investigations and comply with the recommendations of the International Criminal Court in line with the Security Council (Costa Rica); 137.162 Meet its obligations to cooperate with the International Criminal Court pursuant to Security Council resolution 1970 (2011), and surrender Saif al-Islam Qadhafi to face charges against humanity in accordance with the Court’s Appeals Chamber decision of May 2014 (Australia); 137.163 Create a compliant mechanism to determine reparations for the victims of sexual violence (Lithuania); 137.164 Ensure access to justice for victims of sexual violence by ensuring the effective implementation of laws protecting women (Luxembourg); 137.165 Strengthen transitional justice and its equity. Pursue cooperation with the International Criminal Court and consider ratifying the Rome Statute (France); 137.166 Draw up plans for transitional justice to ensure that all perpetrators of human rights abuses would be brought to justice (Sierra Leone); 137.167 Support international efforts to help restore the rule of law and develop transitional justice in the country (Thailand); 24