A/HRC/43/17 120.65 Continue to deepen measures aimed at identifying disappeared persons as a result of the armed conflict, as well as those aimed at establishing a national programme of reparation, including compensation for families of disappeared persons (Argentina); 120.66 Adopt a law on reparation and compensation for victims of war, including survivors of torture and sexual violence (France); 120.67 Support victims of war, in particular of acts of sexual violence, in proceedings aimed at ensuring due compensation (Peru); 120.68 Ensure that the mechanism for free legal aid is operational throughout the national territory for all vulnerable citizens, including persons who were victims of sexual violence during the war (Senegal); 120.69 Ensure access to justice for all victims of war crimes, including through proper implementation of the Law on Missing Persons (Ukraine); 120.70 Adopt a national commitment in line with the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights through the adoption of a national action plan on business and human rights (Spain); 120.71 Increase anti-corruption efforts by adopting and implementing legislation preventing conflicts of interest and ensuring transparent party financing in accordance with international standards (Germany); 120.72 Continue to ensure that the application of the preamble of the Paris Agreement is reflected in the next round of nationally determined contributions, which is due in 2020 (Fiji); 120.73 Ensure that the death penalty is repealed across Bosnia and Herzegovina (Cyprus); 120.74 Establish a national mechanism for the prevention of torture (Uruguay); 120.75 Guarantee the prohibition of torture by establishing a national mechanism for the prevention of torture in conformity with article 17 of the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture (France); 120.76 Cease the physical ill-treatment of people in police custody, investigate all allegations of abuses in a timely manner and address the poor conditions in police stations and prisons (Australia); 120.77 Continue national efforts to combat trafficking in human beings, particularly women and children, and provide the necessary care for victims (Egypt); 120.78 Further its efforts to combat trafficking in human beings via effective implementation of the relevant action plan (Georgia); 120.79 Intensify efforts to combat human trafficking (Iraq); 120.80 Take further action to combat trafficking in persons, particularly child trafficking (Myanmar); 120.81 Strengthen efforts to combat trafficking in persons (Peru); 120.82 Further strengthen capacity-building activities and awareness-raising campaigns on combating trafficking in persons (Philippines); 120.83 Continue efforts to combat human trafficking, ensure the rights of victims and provide them with protection and assistance (Qatar); 120.84 Investigate allegations of criminal acts against journalists, and hold accountable those responsible, including with respect to acts of intimidation or reprisal against journalists and media outlets (United States of America); 14