A/HRC/29/6 118.140 Continue its efforts to strengthen the rule of law and good governance (Singapore); 118.141 Take further steps to bring to justice the perpetrators of human rights violations, particularly those named in the United Nations Commission of Inquiry report into the crimes of 28 September 2009 (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 118.142 Place indicted government officials on administrative leave pending conclusion of the investigation related to the 2009 stadium violence, and urge all members of the security forces to cooperate fully with the investigation (United States of America); 118.143 Promptly bring individuals accused of a crime before a judge to demonstrate commitment to respect the rule of law and Guinea’s obligations under Article 9 of ICCPR (United States of America); 118.144 Continue to reform the judicial and security systems (Angola); 118.145 Ensure all allegations of human rights abuses by security forces are independently investigated and that perpetrators are held to account (Australia); 118.146 Strengthen measures to combat impunity within the security forces and bring all perpetrators to account (Botswana); 118.147 Take measures to ensure the independence of the judicial system over the executive, to ensure that the fight against corruption and the improvement of accountability are pursued (Canada); 118.148 Prosecute the perpetrators within the security forces who committed violent acts against demonstrators and opposition members, while providing the adequate resources to support impartial investigations and respecting international human rights law (Canada); 118.149 Accelerate judicial proceedings against the perpetrators of human rights violations committed in 2009, establish reparation mechanisms for victims and make operational the process of justice, truth and reconciliation (France); 118.150 Pursue the reform of the justice sector by implementing the plan of priority actions, including for the improvement of conditions of detention (France); 118.151 Ensure prompt and effective investigations into allegations of excessive use of force, and enforcement of judicial summons and prosecution of abuses committed (Germany); 118.152 Take further steps to promote national reconciliation and transitional justice, in particular with a view to complete investigation and prosecution of grave human rights violations committed in the 2009 massacre (Germany); 118.153 Further strengthen its efforts against the long-standing issue of widespread impunity (Japan); 118.154 Continue its efforts of reform in the criminal justice system, from the police to the courts, through the prison administration (Luxembourg); 118.155 Further strengthen its efforts in the fight against impunity, particularly in the context of the tragic events in Conakry on 28 September 2009 (Luxembourg); 22 GE.15-07505