A/HRC/22/16 128.69. Strengthen relevant legislations ensure transparency and non-impunity in enforced disappearance cases including reparation , which would help contribute (Thailand); and administrative measures to the judicial process on all alleged investigation , prosecution and towards its national reconciliation 128.70. End impunity for human rights violations and fulfill legal obligations regarding accountability (United States of America); 128.71. Take all necessary steps to fully commit to end impunity for international crimes by acceding to the Rome Statute of the ICC and to fully align its national legislation with all obligations under the Rome Statute (Sweden); 128.72. Hold accountable all persons who are liable for the violation of human rights and humanitarian law (Estonia); 128.73. Investigate and prosecute those responsible for abductions and forced disappearances and increase awareness of the State security services about these offences (Belgium); 128.74. Make every effort to ensure that those responsible for crimes against children, and in particularly concerning the recruitment of child soldiers, are brought to justice as soon as possible (Sweden); 128.75. Implement the recommendations of the UN Panel of Experts on accountability, bringing all those allegedly responsible for violations of international human rights law and international humanitarian law to justice in compliance with international standards (Slovakia); 128.76. Improve detention conditions and respect for judicial guarantees for inmates, fighting against torture and inhuman and degrading treatment in detention centers in line with commitments taken during the May 2008 UPR session (Spain); 128.77. Strengthen judicial independence by ending government interference with the judicial process, protecting members of the judiciary from attacks and restoring a fair, independent and transparent mechanism (United States of America); 128.78. Take all necessary measures to ensure the independence and the integrity of the judiciary and oversight bodies (Poland); 128.79. Safeguard the independence of its judiciary (Slovakia); 128.80. Conduct impartial investigations and prosecutions against members of the security forces, regardless of rank, implicated in violations of human rights and international humanitarian law, including sexual violence (Denmark); 128.81. Grant due process rights to all detainees held in both military and police facilities, including those held in administrative detention; disclose all unofficial detention sites; and facilitate effective and independent monitoring of detainees (Denmark ); 128.82. Allow the International Committee of the Red Cross unrestrictive access to detention centres (Costa Rica); 25