A/HRC/37/17 penitentiary systems, as well as the application of laws in the area of the rights of national and religious minorities (Russian Federation); 116.61 Advance towards thorough and effective implementation of the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance in national legislation, including the listing of enforced disappearance as a crime in its criminal legislation (Spain); 116.62 Enact legislation making enforced disappearance a crime under national law in accordance with the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance (Sweden); 116.63 Make the Office of Missing Persons fully operational, inter alia by appointing well-qualified independent commissioners and allocating sufficient funds (Germany); 116.64 Provide the Office on Missing Persons with sufficient resources and equip the office with highly qualified members to perform its mission independently and effectively (Republic of Korea); 116.65 Publish all reports of previous commissions on enforced disappearances, in particular the Presidential Commission to Investigate Complaints of Missing Persons (PCICMP) (Switzerland); 116.66 Adopt legal provisions to define cases of enforced disappearance as a criminal offence in the national law, fully investigate cases of enforced disappearance and bring to justice those responsible (Slovakia); 116.67 Ensure that all allegations of arbitrary detention, torture and enforced disappearance are impartially and effectively investigated by an independent body (Italy); 116.68 Grant the request of families of victims to get information on the names and places of detention of detained persons (France); 116.69 Continue to avail international assistance for investigating war crimes and human rights training for security forces (Islamic Republic of Iran); 116.70 Guarantee completion of ongoing investigations into abuse committed against civilian populations during the civil war (France); 116.71 Ensure that comprehensive measures are in place to thoroughly investigate and provide judicial remedies for cases of violations following the armed conflict (Sierra Leone); 116.72 Continue to investigate, in an independent and impartial manner, all human rights violations committed during the conflict and its aftermath, and to prosecute perpetrators and ensure proper redress to the victims affected, in this regard (State of Palestine); 116.73 Hold security forces and government officials accountable for human rights violations and abuses (United States of America); 116.74 Deepen investigation of cases of human rights violations committed during the conflict, punish the perpetrators and provide adequate reparation to the victims (Argentina); 116.75 Continue efforts to step up psychosocial assistance programmes to victims of the conflict, according to their needs (Islamic Republic of Iran); 116.76 Fulfil all the commitments made on transitional justice, including through the creation of an accountability mechanism which is credible, victimcentric and supported by international practitioners and through full operationalization of independent and impartial work of the recently established Office of Missing Persons (Slovenia); 14