A/HRC/34/13 perpetrators of such crimes to justice, in accordance with international standards (Sweden); 128.67 Ensure that all forces, including any affiliated militia forces, immediately cease all violations and abuses of international humanitarian and human rights law, in particular against women and girls and including violations perpetrated by State security institutions, and end impunity by bringing the perpetrators to justice (Canada); 128.68 Urgently adopt effective measures to combat sexual violence in the whole territory, to ensure accountability for those responsible of such crimes and to ensure total redress for victims, by guaranteeing sufficient financial resources to implement such measures (Chile); 128.69 End, investigate independently and prosecute promptly cases of sexual violence against civilians, as well as of assaults on and harassment of journalists and civil society activists (Germany); 128.70 Undertake prompt, effective and impartial investigations into allegations of crimes under international law and human rights violations, in particular sexual and gender-based violence (Iceland); 128.71 Investigate promptly cases of sexual and gender-based violence and ensure that perpetrators are brought to justice (Latvia); 128.72 Take all the necessary measures to end the employment of sexual violence in a widespread and systematic manner, as a tactic of war, as well as rape and sexual abuses against women and girls, and ensure that perpetrators are prosecuted (Portugal); 128.73 Adopt measures to ensure the effective access of victims to remedy, including reparation and compensation (Argentina); 128.74 Ensure accountability for cases of extrajudicial killings and ethnic rape as weapons of war (Czechia); 128.75 Establish a special tribunal based on the recommendations of the report on the investigation into the attack on the Hotel Terrain and ensure accountability for all human rights violations (Japan); 128.76 Set up immediately the hybrid court provided for in the 2015 peace agreement (Switzerland); 128.77 As provided in the peace agreement, support the swift establishment of a hybrid court to investigate cases of genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes and other serious crimes under international and South Sudanese law (Czechia); 128.78 Expedite as a matter of priority the establishment of a hybrid court for South Sudan, in line with the Agreement on the Resolution of the Conflict in the Republic of South Sudan, to try violations of human rights and other serious crimes in South Sudan and ensure accountability of all perpetrators (Ireland); 128.79 Take concrete measures to ensure better protection of civilians, in particular women and children, by supporting the setting up of a hybrid court and by investigating and prosecuting alleged serious violations of international law, including when perpetrated by its military personnel (Finland); 24