31. Welcomes the resolution adopted by the UNHRC on Burma/Myanma
r and the continued work of the Special Rapporteur; calls on the UNHRC not to discontinue or modify the mandate of the Sp
ecial Rapporteur as long as an OHCHR country office with a full mandate is not established inside the country, and calls on Burma/Myanmar to ensure that the prisoner review committee continues its wo
rk on resolving all pending cases and ...[+++] repealing the controversial law affecting freedom of expression and of association (in particular the 2011 Peaceful Assembly and Processions Law); condemns the continued violence and abuses perpetrated against the Rohingya minority in Rakhine State and the attacks against Muslim and other religious minorities, and calls for a full, transparent and independent investigation into such violations;