A/HRC/19/11 104.35. Comply with its legal obligations concerning the rights of minorities and guarantee the civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights of persons belonging to the Kurdish minority (Canada); 104.36. Extend an open and standing invitation to all Special Procedures mandate-holders and fully cooperate with them, permitting them to visit the country (Switzerland); 104.37. Issue a standing invitation to all Special Procedures mandate holders, and cooperate fully with the Commission of Inquiry established at the 17th Special Session of the Human Rights Council so that the latter shall be able to sufficiently conduct fact–finding activities and identify those responsible (Japan); 104.38. Issue a standing invitation to all thematic Special Procedures mandate holders, in particular the Special Rapporteur on the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and of association (Ireland); 104.39. Issue a standing invitation and cooperate with Special Procedures mandate holders (Brazil); 104.40. Extend an open invitation to the Special Procedures and cooperate with the human rights mechanisms of the Human Rights Council, including the Commission of Inquiry, and allow the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights access to its territory (Spain); 104.41. Extend a standing invitation to all Special Procedures of the Human Rights Council (Uruguay). 105. The following recommendations did not enjoy the support of Syria as it considers that they are based on incorrect assumptions or premises: 105.1. Continue to strengthen the work of the independent commission established to investigate the whereabouts of disappeared persons (Bolivia); 105.2. Revoke recently introduced laws that obstruct fundamental freedoms (Poland); 105.3. Immediately halt the violence against its citizens, which is causing many deaths and injuries, including those of women and children (Japan); 105.4. Immediately end the violence against peaceful protesters, including human rights defenders, and hold accountable those responsible for such acts (Norway); 105.5. Put an immediate stop to the excessive and lethal use of force against demonstrators and the killing of protesters, in respect of its international human rights obligations (Sweden); 105.6. Immediately put an end to repressions of peaceful protests that have led to a high number of deaths and wounded people, including children (Spain); 105.7. Immediately bring to an end the violence and repression against the civilian population (Switzerland); 105.8. Bring its action in line with the assistance provided by the Council, the Secretary-General of the United Nations and the High Commissioner for Human Rights, so as to cease the violent repression, initiate an open national dialogue which is inclusive and transparent, and initiate a reliable and 24