A/HRC/25/11 104.56 Investigate and bring to justice all perpetrators of human rights violations at the earliest (Sweden); 104.57 Ensure that members of the rebel forces who have been convicted of human rights violations do not integrate regular security services (Belgium); 104.58 All allegations of human rights violations, including those against members of the armed forces and of the Séléka, should be thoroughly and impartially investigated, and those responsible for any such violations prosecuted (Ireland); 104.59 Provide an adequate training to prison staff and ensure that the perpetrators are held accountable for their actions, in order to prevent human rights violations (Djibouti); 104.60 Strengthen the rule of law by providing adequate human rights training and education to members of the administration and particularly the judiciary, including on the rights of suspects, accused and detainees during criminal proceedings (Germany); 104.61 Establish and make operational the Commission of Inquiry, and any additional transitional justice mechanism required, to address human rights violations before and after 2012 (Sweden); 104.62 Provide the National Commission of Inquiry with the necessary resources to promptly, thoroughly, and independently investigate allegations of gross human rights abuses by all parties (Austria); 104.63 Strengthen the capacity of the judicial system, including the transitional justice mechanisms and the national human rights institutions, and contribute to the efforts of the national reconciliation (Gabon); 104.64 Implement all necessary measures to ensure full protection of human rights and promote national reconciliation (Morocco); 104.65 Strengthen measures to respect the Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (Benin); 104.66 Establish relevant prison facilities for the Juvenile population (Uganda); 104.67 Prevent the involvement of foreign mercenaries in the internal conflict and their attempts to turn human rights violations into an ethnic and religious conflict (Czech Republic); 104.68 Work with religious leaders on an urgent basis to promote religious tolerance, restore inter-religious harmony and to prevent a cycle of violence and reprisals (Sierra Leone); 104.69 Strengthen inter-religious dialogue and take measures to promote reconciliation among concerned groups (Austria); 104.70 Prevent clashes and tensions occurred between the majority Christian population and the Muslim minorities (Spain); 104.71 Take measures to prosecute the perpetrators of human rights violations that specifically target members of religious groups in order to safeguard freedom of religion and ensure the right to security of the person (Canada); 16 GE.14-10056