A/HRC/19/11 104.19. Allow full and unfettered access to the United Nations Human Rights Council’s Commission of Inquiry established under Human Rights Council resolution S-17/1 (Australia); 104.20. Allow for a prompt, impartial and independent investigation into all human rights abuses and grant the OHCHR immediate access to conduct investigations (Sweden); 104.21. Prosecute all those responsible for the mass-scale criminal acts that have taken place in the past months, including members of security units, responsible commanders and politicians (Czech Republic); 104.22. Immediately respect the decisions of the Human Rights Council and fully cooperate with the international Commission of Inquiry, including by granting access on the ground and by not inhibiting the mission which it has been entrusted with (France); 104.23. Ensure full compliance with the recommendations of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights as contained in her report to the Human Rights Council of 15 September 2011, reference number A/HRC/18/53 (Slovakia); 104.24. Carry out thorough, transparent and independent investigations into all reports of alleged human rights violations and abuses since March 2011, and bring the perpetrators to justice (Canada); 104.25. Cooperate with the United Nations by giving the Commission of Inquiry established by the United Nations Human Rights Council unfettered access to the country so that it may carry out its mandate (Canada); 104.26. Allow, without restrictions, unhindered access to the country for neutral observers and humanitarian actors (Norway); 104.27. Expeditiously permit international humanitarian missions, human rights observers and media unrestricted access within Syria, including the HRC Commission of Inquiry (United States); 104.28. Allow unrestricted access to journalists, humanitarian workers and the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (Australia); 104.29. Allow the access of international media, independent media and diplomats (Switzerland); 104.30. Allow journalists to freely exercise their profession and grant international media access to its territory (France); 104.31. Introduce a new media law removing all prison penalties for defamation and libel and guaranteeing the right to be informed by all means, including the internet (Canada); 104.32. Reform the justice system, ensuring its compliance with international standards for fair trial (Canada); 104.33. Respond to the legitimate demands of the Syrian people with a credible process for reform (Australia); 104.34. Establish a registration system to license independent nongovernmental organizations consistent with the right to freedom of association (Canada); 23