A/HRC/40/12 121.80 Reinforce measures to strengthen the rule of law and good governance, ensuring strict and responsible management of financial resources from the mining sector (Angola); 121.81 Continue efforts to reform the legal and security systems in order to have a good rendering of justice, sustainable peace and strongly anchoring the culture of human rights (Burkina Faso); 121.82 Strengthen the judicial system, ensuring that it is independent and giving it enough financial and human resources, and guaranteeing access to justice for all in all of the territory (Costa Rica); 121.83 Continue ongoing efforts to promote and reform the judiciary (Egypt); 121.84 Refrain from appointing individuals suspected of human rights abuses and crimes under international law to positions where they may commit further abuses or crimes (Iceland); 121.85 Intensify measures to ensure the protection of human rights and international humanitarian law, by investigating and punishing perpetrators of crimes against the civilian population and humanitarian actors, as well as the perpetrators of other human rights violations and international humanitarian law (Argentina); 121.86 Fully capacitate and support the Truth, Justice, Reparation and National Reconciliation Commission (South Africa); 121.87 Continue and strengthen the fight against impunity, ensuring that those who have been found guilty of human rights violations are brought to justice (Luxembourg); 121.88 Refrain from granting amnesty to those responsible for serious crimes under international law or serious human rights violations (Hungary); 121.89 Reaffirm the rights of victims of human rights violations to know the truth as well as to obtain redress or reparation (Hungary); 121.90 Ensure a vetting mechanism of all security forces regarding possible human rights abuses and provide thorough training on compliance and promotion of human rights (Norway); 121.91 Take effective measures to combat impunity for perpetrators of serious human rights violations committed against women and children, including sexual violence, recruitment of child soldiers and the use of children as human shields during the conflict (Portugal); 121.92 Develop a transitional justice strategy, drawing inspiration from the recommendations of the mapping exercise 2017, in order to provide more coordination and more consistency in the range of judicial and non-judicial mechanisms and processes (Belgium); 121.93 Fight impunity and support national and international investigation of human rights violations, including the investigation by the Special Criminal Court of the Central African Republic (Czechia); 121.94 Ensure accountability for human rights violations, including within the armed forces and all parties to the peace process (Estonia); 121.95 Continue to promote the rule of law in order to ensure effective implementation of human rights (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 121.96 Strengthen the protection of human rights defenders (France); 121.97 Ensure a safe environment for human rights defenders, journalists and other civil society actors by investigating all allegations of ill-treatment and by adopting the Bill on the Protection of Human Rights Defenders (Ireland); 16 GE.19-00176