A/HRC/38/7 combatants, as well as redeploy the reconstituted Malian defence and security forces across the country (Ghana); 114.40 Conduct awareness-raising campaigns to eliminate the stigmatization of women seeking recourse through the justice system (Timor-Leste); 114.41 Take measures to accelerate the investigation of all complaints regarding sexual violence and quickly reach a judgment of the suspects and the compensation of the victims (France); 114.42 Continue efforts in implementing the agreement for peace and reconciliation in Mali (South Africa); 114.43 Establish an international commission of inquiry as provided for in the Algiers peace agreement (Sweden); 114.44 Respect all its commitments made in the framework of the implementation of the Agreement on Peace and Reconciliation in Mali emanating from the Algiers process, with a view to/for a peaceful and lasting settlement of the crisis (Chad); 114.45 Continue the efforts to promote the peace and reconciliation process to achieve security and stability (China); 114.46 Take steps aimed at fully implementing the Agreement on Peace and Reconciliation in Mali (Namibia); 114.47 Put an end to the impunity of perpetrators of human rights violations, in particular in northern Mali, including perpetrators of sexual violence against women, and protect the victims against stigmatization (Burkina Faso); 114.48 Fully implement the Algiers peace accord, including by providing meaningful decentralization of central government authority and carrying out demobilization, disarmament and reintegration programmes (United States of America); 114.49 Continue efforts to consolidate peace and national reconciliation throughout the country (Algeria); 114.50 Implement the peace agreement of 2015 and ensure the necessary resources for the Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission to accomplish its mandate (Brazil); 114.51 Take the necessary measures to ensure respect for human rights in all action taken to combat terrorism, and allow the competent organizations, such as the International Committee of the Red Cross or OHCHR, access to persons suspected of terrorism (Belgium); 114.52 Follow advocacy efforts to prevent and avoid community violence (Morocco); 114.53 Take all measures to ensure compliance by its armed forces with international human rights standards, in particular the absolute ban on torture (Ireland); 114.54 Improve conditions in detention centres (Zambia); 114.55 Strengthen measures to reduce overcrowding in prisons (Angola); 114.56 Address and improve the state of its prisons with a view to ensuring that prisoners are incarcerated in line with international human rights standards (Netherlands); 114.57 Adopt laws defining and criminalizing human trafficking and slavery, in particular of women and girls (Republic of Korea); 114.58 Continue the efforts to combat human trafficking and protect women and children from sexual exploitation (Tunisia); 14 GE.18-06102