; (7) calls upon the Government of Sri Lanka to— (A) carry out effective and independent investigations with a view of swiftly bringing to justice those responsible for enforced disappearances; (B) recommit the Government to complying with the transitional justice goals and framework as articulated in the United Nations Human Rights Council Resolution 30/1, and implement measures to establish the transitional justice mechanisms outlined in the resolution; (C) end the threats and intimidation against families of the disappeared, journalists, human rights defenders, and lawyers engaged in cases of enforced disappearances; (D) consult with victims and families of the disappeared, release lists of those detained since 1978 under the Prevention of Terrorism Act, and investigate and release a list of all secret detention centers; (E) resume the practice of issuing interim relief to families of the disappeared, as recommended by the Office on Missing Persons; (F) repeal the Prevention of Terrorism Act and stop the misuse of laws, including the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, to threaten, harass and prosecute dissenters, journalists and activists; and (G) work with the United States Government to pursue those responsible for atrocity crimes and ensuring that the fate of all of those disappeared is determined; (8) calls upon the Government of Indonesia to— (A) fulfill the Government’s obligations under international law; (B) ensure that the military institution cooperates with human rights and justice sector institutions, including the Human Rights Commission; (C) establish ad hoc human rights courts for enforced disappearances in 1997–1998 and prosecute those responsible for enforced disappearances and other atrocities in Indonesia; and (D) ratify the signed Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance; and (9) calls upon the Government of Pakistan to— (A) swiftly release all citizens of Pakistan who have been arbitrarily abducted and detained