A/HRC/22/16 127.78. Take the necessary measures to bring into justice and prosecute perpetrators of violations of the international human rights law and humanitarian Law (Chile); 127.79. Take the necessary steps to ensure that all detainees are afforded a fair trial within a reasonable period (Ireland); 127.80. Continue human rights education for police and security forces to ensure better protection and maintenance of human rights standards (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea ); 127.81. Design training programs on human rights for police and security forces, to guarantee better protection of human rights standards (Oman); 127.82. Continue to carry out the policy aimed at improving the judicial system, reforming law enforcement bodies and decreasing the level of crime and corruption (Russian Federation); 127.83. Work on building the capacity of law enforcement officials in the area of human rights and provide them with the necessary education to guarantee the best standards in this regard (Sudan); 127.84. Continue its efforts in enhancing the rule of law to ensure long-term stability and sustainable development (Singapore); 127.85. Carry out an independent and credible investigation on the allegations of violations of human rights and international humanitarian law (Switzerland); 127.86. Continue human rights education for police and security forces aiming at better protection and preservation of human rights principles (Syrian Arab Republic); 127.87. Strengthen its efforts to integrate human rights and peace education in the school curricula (Djibouti); 127.88. Redress housing shortage by adopting a national strategy and a plan of action (Djibouti); 127.89. Continue to improve accessibility to education, especially in the postconflict and underdeveloped areas (Singapore); 127.90. Continue its efforts to promote access by persons with disabilities to the labor market by strengthening the system of job reserve for persons with disabilities (Djibouti); 127.91. Develop a comprehensive policy with regard to all aspects of internal displacement (Azerbaijan); 127.92. Intensify its efforts to ensure the return of displaced persons to their places of origin and compensated them whenever return is not possible (Chile); 127.93. Continue providing assistance to IDP returnees in particular with housing, livelihoods and economic empowerment (Cuba); 127.94. Ensure the protection of IDP’s rights to voluntary and safe return to adequate restitution by, inter alia, putting in place and implementing long-term housing and property restitution policies that comply with international standards (Finland); 19