A/HRC/RES/28/33 2. Welcomes the existence of the new Ministry of Human Rights and Civil Liberties and its constructive work and the mainstreaming of human rights in the reform of the security sector; 3. policies; Encourages the Guinean authorities to mainstream human rights in all public 4. Calls upon the Guinean authorities to pursue their efforts to guarantee freedom of peaceful assembly and association, including freedom of the media and the protection of journalists; 5. Also calls upon the Guinean authorities to make the justice, truth and reconciliation process operational; 6. Firmly reiterates its commitment to accession to power by democratic means and condemns all incitement to ethnic and/or racial hatred; 7. Calls upon the Government of Guinea to ensure that the elections to be held in 2015 take place within the specified time frame, in conditions of peace, transparency and security, and with full respect for human rights and democratic principles; 8. Urges all political stakeholders: (a) To continue to take an active part in good faith in the political dialogue, particularly on issues regarding the organization of free, transparent, inclusive and peaceful elections; (b) To prevent any act of violence that harms the democratization process under way and to refrain from committing such acts; (c) To be actively involved in the national reconciliation process; 9. Encourages the Government of Guinea to make the national commission established in 2013 for the study and prevention of the problem of violence operational; 10. Welcomes the efforts by the Government of Guinea to undertake reforms in the security and defence sectors that incorporate respect for human rights and guarantee the enjoyment of civil and political rights and calls upon the Government of Guinea to continue human rights training for the security forces; 11. Welcomes the progress made with regard to the reform of the justice sector, including the establishment of the Supreme Council of Justice and the enhancement of judges’ conditions of service; 12. Encourages the Government of Guinea to adopt and carry out reforms aimed at strengthening the administration of justice in order to combat impunity and consolidate respect for human rights; 13. Calls upon the Government of Guinea to ensure that the National Human Rights Institution that has been established is compliant with the Paris Principles; 14. Encourages the Government of Guinea to pursue its efforts to fight impunity, in particular the judicial proceedings initiated in connection with the violence allegedly committed by the security forces, notably in 2007 and 2013; 15. measures: Urges the Government of Guinea to adopt the following supplementary (a) Support the work of the panel of judges appointed to investigate the events of 28 September 2009, and expedite judicial proceedings against those responsible for the violence, including the acts of sexual violence committed against women and girls; 2 GE.15-07395