A/HRC/27/10 125.21 Put an immediate end to human rights violations documented in the report of the COI, many of which constitute, in the view of the report, crimes against humanity (France); 125.22 Take measures to put an end to all human rights violations, including those associated with political prison camps and abduction, as recommended in the COI report and the Human Rights Council resolution adopted as the result of the consideration of that report (Japan); 125.23 Take immediate steps to put an end to violations of human rights, namely by implementing the recommendations of the report of the COI, established by the Human Rights Council (Portugal); 125.24 Implement the recommendations in the report of the COI (Slovenia); 125.25 Take immediate measures to end the systematic, widespread and gross human rights violations described in the report of the COI – including violations of the freedoms of thought, expression and religion; multiple forms of discrimination; violations of the freedom of movement and residence; violations of the right to food; arbitrary detention, torture and executions; and abductions and enforced disappearances from other countries (Iceland); 125.26 Allow independent human rights monitors to visit the country, cooperate with special procedures and start an open debate, both domestically and at international level, on the findings of the COI (Czech Republic); 125.27 Cooperate fully with the COI as well as with the United Nations special procedures and with the humanitarian international organizations (Portugal); 125.28 Extend an open invitation to all special procedures of the Human Rights Council, and within the framework of this cooperation, allow the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea to visit the country (Uruguay); 125.29 Fully cooperate with the United Nations human rights mechanisms, including the special rapporteur on the situation of human rights in this country and the COI (Ukraine); 125.30 Cooperate fully with the United Nations, the Human Rights Council and the special rapporteur on the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and allow access by the latter to the country (Greece); 125.31 Cooperate with the Special Rapporteur, in particular to allow him immediate and unrestricted access to the country, camps of ordinary prisoners and political prisoners, and implement the recommendations of the COI (Switzerland); 125.32 Cooperate fully with the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and other United Nations human rights mechanisms and grant them unrestricted access to the country (Lithuania); 125.33 Grant access to the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and accept technical cooperation from United Nations human rights mechanisms (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 125.34 Grant access for the special rapporteur on the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (Sweden); 24