A/HRC/43/5 103.65 Eliminate impunity, including for corruption and gang-related crime, and increase the budget of the Attorney General’s office for security force units handling such crimes (United States of America); 103.66 Accelerate implementation of transitional justice and provide adequate resources for crimes committed during the civil war, including the El Mozote massacre (United States of America); 103.67 Continue with the reform of the justice and public security institutions in order to allow for better prevention of and protection from human rights violations (Angola); 103.68 Take the necessary measures to guarantee the right of victims to truth, justice and reparation, avoiding the promulgation of provisions or norms contrary to international standards (Argentina); 103.69 Reinforce the rule of law and fight against impunity by investigating violent crimes in a prompt, thorough and impartial manner, whereby those responsible are prosecuted and punished and victims receive full reparation (Belgium); 103.70 Adopt comprehensive legislation on transitional justice that meets international human rights standards (Costa Rica); 103.71 Ensure that the International Commission against Corruption and Impunity in El Salvador is politically independent (Haiti); 103.72 Adopt national reconciliation legislation that takes into account the voices of the victims and helps to ensure truth, justice and reparation for the serious human rights violations committed during the armed conflict, and avoid a bill that would promote impunity for those responsible for serious human rights violations committed in the past (Netherlands); 103.73 Confront the origins of violence and crime in a comprehensive manner, including by implementing a restorative justice approach, by fully investigating all human rights violations and ensuring that those responsible are brought to justice (Norway); 103.74 Ensure the rights of the victims of the armed conflict to truth, justice and reparation (Croatia); 103.75 Step up protection of human rights defenders and journalists and guarantee their right to work in a safe and enabling environment, including by conducting immediate, thorough and impartial investigations into all reported instances of threats, violence and intimidation against them (Ireland); 103.76 Adopt legislation that effectively recognizes and protects all human rights defenders, including LGBTI defenders (France); 103.77 Implement comprehensive public policies to ensure a safe and enabling environment for human rights defenders, journalists and other civil society actors, and take all necessary actions to ensure accountability for violence and attacks against them (Lithuania); 103.78 Adopt a law on the recognition and protection of human rights defenders and establish a mechanism for their protection (Mexico); 103.79 Take necessary measures to ensure respect and protection for the work of journalists and the media (Spain); 103.80 Punish those responsible for the continuing attacks, crimes, and murders of human rights defenders, journalists, and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex people, and guarantee the protection of these vulnerable groups (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 14