A/HRC/15/8 101.74. Take effective steps to improve accountability with a view to eradicating impunity (Sweden); 101.75. Take further measures to prevent impunity of the perpetrators of the post-election violence (Netherlands); 101.76. Reinforce the inquiries regarding the electoral unrest as well as the national reconciliation mechanisms, in particular through an independent review of their effectiveness (France); 101.77. Cooperate fully with the International Criminal Court investigation, and ensure the protection of witnesses from intimidation and violence (Austria); 101.78. Fully cooperate with the International Criminal Court and its investigations, as well as ensure an independent and reliable witness protection programme (Finland); 101.79. Fully cooperate with the International Criminal Court to seek accountability against persons bearing the greatest responsibility for crimes, particularly crimes against humanity, committed during the 2007 general elections in Kenya (Republic of Korea); 101.80. Ensure that human rights defenders and witnesses are protected and can freely talk to the International Criminal Court investigative team so that the Court can carry out its mission successfully (Ireland); 101.81. Cooperate with the International Criminal Court’s investigation and take measures to ensure that those responsible for post-election violence are held accountable (Australia); 101.82. Cooperate fully with the International Criminal Court throughout the process (Norway); 101.83. Continue its cooperation with the International Criminal Court, in accordance with its responsibilities as a State party to the Rome Statute, namely regarding access for Court officials to investigate, the implementation of witness protection programmes and the implementation of warrants that might be issued by the Court (Portugal); 101.84. Undertake credible and effective investigations as a matter of priority regarding the Mungiki killings, the Mount Elgon operation and the murders of two civil society activists in addition to the post-election violence (Norway); 101.85. Establish a comprehensive national policy and guidelines governing adoption in compliance with CRC (Germany); 101.86. Further promote the law on the minimum age of marriage at 18 years (Holy See); 101.87. Review its national legislation on freedom of expression so that it fully complies with the relevant provisions of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and ensure the effective protection of human rights defenders against harassment or persecution (Czech Republic); 101.88. Promptly take effective measures to safeguard the work of human rights defenders, including by ensuring that witness protection and the protection of human rights defenders who assist witnesses are a priority for the Government (Sweden); 18