A/HRC/19/11 101.24. Immediately end all human rights violations against civilians in relation to their peaceful exercise of freedom of expression and assembly (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 101.25. Take concrete steps to implement international legal obligations to protect peaceful assembly in line with calls from the United Nations SecretaryGeneral and the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 101.26. Enable civil society to meet peacefully and organise in freedom and safety (Poland). 102. The following recommendations enjoy the support of Syria, which considers the recommendations as being in the process of implementation: 102.1. Incorporate into domestic law and enact the provisions of the international instruments, particularly CAT, CEDAW and CRC (Poland); 102.2. Implement the recommendations of the Committee against Torture (Belgium); 102.3. Immediately end all acts of torture and hold accountable those responsible for such acts (Norway); 102.4. Conduct a credible and impartial investigation and address all allegations of human rights violations with a view to bringing the perpetrators to justice (Thailand); 102.5. Immediately and independently investigate the deaths of all the 88 men and children reported by Amnesty International on 31 August to have died whilst in custody and the thousands of peaceful protestors, including 100 children, reported by the United Nations to have been killed since the protests began in mid-March 2011 (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 102.6. Undertake an extensive investigation into acts of on-going violence as well as all allegations of human rights violations (South Africa); 102.7. Bring to justice those who commit arbitrary killings, acts of torture and other human rights violations (Switzerland); 102.8. Promptly undertake measures to address allegations relating to instances of involuntary disappearances, arbitrary arrests, the routine use of torture, violence against women and girls, lack of judicial independence, impunity granted to the members of intelligence agencies, persecution of human rights defenders, and restriction of freedoms of expression and assembly, and carry out fundamental reforms of its laws, policies and practices with a view to improving the current dire human rights situation and preventing its recurrence (Republic of Korea); 102.9. End impunity through a credible investigation by the special judicial commission and try those responsible for human rights violations (Spain); 102.10. Launch a credible and impartial investigation and prosecute those responsible for attacks on peaceful protesters (Poland); 102.11. Review manuals, training and rules of engagement of the security apparatus in the light of the principles developed in the Code of Conduct for Law Enforcement Officials and the Basic Principles of the Use of Force and Firearms by Law Enforcement Officials (Netherlands); 19