A/HRC/19/11 104.2. Ratify the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (Poland, Brazil); 104.3. Ratify the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court which it signed in 2000 (Slovenia); 104.4. Withdraw its reservations to various international human rights instruments so as to allow complaints both by individuals and from other States parties (Peru); 104.5. Take heed of the concerns expressed by relevant Treaty Bodies, including on the right to life administration of justice, and gender equality, and fully implement the provisions of the respective treaties (Japan); 104.6. Integrate into national legislation the principles and provisions of international human rights instruments ratified by Syria, and abolish laws that contradict them (Canada); 104.7. Abolish legislative provisions that grant state officials immunity from prosecution, notably by repealing Decrees 14/1969 and 69/2008 (Canada); 104.8. Adopt and enforce laws against domestic violence, and remove mitigating factors from the punishment of “honour-crimes” against women (Canada); 104.9. Allow a Syrian-led transition to take place that will initiate change in laws and lead to the formation of an inclusive and representative government that adheres to the rule of law and upholds the rights of members of religious and ethnic minorities (United States); 104.10. Cease the de facto restitution of the death penalty and executions (Uruguay); 104.11. Immediately end violations of international human rights law, including violent reprisals against peaceful protestors, political activists and their families (United States); 104.12. Heed the calls of the international community by immediately ending the repression and the climate of terror that it has imposed on its own population by respecting in all circumstances the rules of international law and by bringing to justice those responsible and the perpetrators of these crimes (France); 104.13. Immediately end attacks on peaceful protesters and activists and bring violators to account (Australia); 104.14. End its practice of arbitrarily detaining Syrians for participating in peaceful demonstrations and release all those held in detention (Australia); 104.15. Immediately and unconditionally release all prisoners of conscience (United States); 104.16. Allow the access of international observers to the places of detention (Switzerland); 104.17. Place all places of detention under effective judicial supervision and apply international standards for the treatment of detainees (Canada); 104.18. Immediately release all prisoners of conscience, including all persons detained for participating in peaceful demonstrations since March 2011 (Canada); 22