A/HRC/41/6 human rights in law enforcement by providing human rights education, especially to the forces tasked with interventions in marginalized neighbourhoods (Greece); 125.79 Adopt the necessary laws and mechanisms and allocate adequate resources to combat impunity, including for crimes committed against children, women and older persons (Bahrain); 125.80 Take the necessary investigative measures to clarify the circumstances surrounding unresolved cases of deaths in incidents with members of the indigenous community and guarantee due diligence in the actions of justice operators, as well as the rule of law in all relations between the State and the indigenous community (Austria); 125.81 Ensure the effective investigation of all unclarified cases of disappearance and regular dialogue with the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances of the Human Rights Council (Belarus); 125.82 Create a permanent mechanism for the recognition of the rights to full reparation of the victims of the dictatorship (Costa Rica); 125.83 Try and punish violations perpetrated during the dictatorship in proportion to the gravity of the crimes committed (France); 125.84 Strengthen measures to achieve progress in investigating and punishing perpetrators of human rights violations during the dictatorship (Argentina); 125.85 Continue the process of addressing the human rights violations committed during the dictatorship, as the reports submitted show that challenges remain for Chile in its process of transitional justice and that many victims and their families still have not received the appropriate reparations from the State (Romania); 125.86 Provide effective safeguards for the full exercise of the right to freedom of expression and information recognized in the Constitution and in international treaties ratified by the country (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 125.87 Take the necessary measures to ensure the rights of all people to freedom of expression and freedom of peaceful assembly and association (Cuba); 125.88 Guarantee and promote the rights to freedom of expression, freedom of association and peaceful assembly and protection of journalists and human rights defenders, also in the online environment (Iceland); 125.89 Refrain from applying the antiterrorism law in the context of social protests by Mapuche peoples seeking to claim their rights (Czechia); 125.90 Streamline efforts and include the participation of relevant stakeholders, including civil society, to reduce marginalization of older persons and increase their inclusion in society (Malaysia); 125.91 Promote norms that comply with the principles of legality, necessity and proportionality regarding the use of communications and technology, in order to avoid the criminalization of indigenous social protest (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 125.92 Implement policies that facilitate equal access to information and communications technology, in particular for indigenous peoples, rural populations and women (Mexico); 125.93 Harmonize national legislation with international standards with regard to the inclusion of acts of trafficking in human beings for the purposes of exploitation in the criminal offence of trafficking (Jordan); 14