A/HRC/43/14 particular children, women and girls, who are vulnerable to violence (Mongolia); 147.155 Prohibit corporal punishment explicitly in all settings, and ensure that laws prohibiting corporal punishment are implemented (Montenegro); 147.156 Undertake prompt, thorough and impartial investigations into arbitrary killings linked to demonstrations that occurred since 1 October 2019, as well as into all allegations of torture and other ill-treatment, including enforced disappearances and summary executions, committed on any territory under its jurisdiction (Slovakia); 147.157 Take action to investigate all instances of disappearances and death of human rights activists, and to bring perpetrators to justice (Netherlands); 147.158 Investigate all allegations of torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment of children in order to avoid impunity for perpetrators (North Macedonia); 147.159 Investigate promptly all allegations of torture and ill-treatment, and facilitate visits by the Special Rapporteur on torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment to all detention facilities in Iraq (Norway); 147.160 Strengthen transitional justice measures allowing for the realization of the right to truth and reparation for victims as well as accountability for those responsible for violations of human rights and international humanitarian law (Peru); 147.161 Uphold and respect the freedom of expression and peaceful assembly and hold accountable the perpetrators of all violations in relation to the excessive use of violence as well as the use of lethal weapons against demonstrators (Slovenia); 147.162 Implement concrete measures to ensure an impartial and independent judiciary that effectively deals with the fight against impunity (Spain); 147.163 Make additional efforts to raise the awareness of judges and lawyers in the field of human rights and international treaties and its applicability in domestic legislation (State of Palestine); 147.164 Work with international partners, such as the United Nations Investigative Team to Promote Accountability for Crimes Committed by Da’esh/Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant, to bring charges against those who have committed genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity (Sweden); 147.165 Continue giving consideration to national reconciliation and transitional justice processes (Timor-Leste); 147.166 Remove undisciplined armed groups from Ninawa province, and replace them with police units supported by local communities (United States of America); 147.167 Conduct prompt, independent and effective investigations into the excessive use of force against protesters in the October demonstrations and bring perpetrators to justice, while taking effective measures to prevent the recurrence of such violence, particularly by enhancing human rights training for law enforcement officials (Republic of Korea); 147.168 Make continued efforts to strengthen the rule of law and ensure independent and impartial administration of justice by combating corruption and addressing the issue of impunity (Republic of Korea); 147.169 Intensify efforts to investigate cases of enforced disappearances through the creation of a public and centralized registry of missing persons to 18