A/HRC/30/6 law enforcement officials and to implement mechanisms for compensation and rehabilitation of victims (Mexico); 108.124 Continue the reform of the judicial system in line with Mongolia’s international commitments (Russian Federation); 108.125 Further improve access to the legal aid through the established centres in all provinces by providing them with necessary financing and qualified human resources (Lithuania); 108.126 Ensure independent and effective investigations in cases of torture and ill-treatment in order to combat impunity in such cases, and to ensure that victims of torture obtain adequate compensation and rehabilitation (Germany); 108.127 Ensure that all perpetrators are prosecuted and victims have access to immediate redress and protection (Lithuania); 108.128 Establish a comprehensive framework on juvenile justice which is in conformity with international standards (Sierra Leone); 108.129 Continue to take steps to prevent and fight corruption to bring about equitable and sustainable growth for its people (Singapore); 108.130 Investigate all cases of corruption in the judicial system (Lithuania); 108.131 Harmonise its national legislation regarding freedom of expression with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and ensure the independence of the Regulations Commission of Communications (Switzerland); 108.132 Ensure that laws and regulations related to freedom of expression fully comply with Mongolia’s obligations under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and consider decriminalizing defamation (United States of America); 108.133 Guarantee freedom of expression, including in the Internet (France); 108.134 Ensure full respect of human rights, including the right to privacy and the right to freedom of expression, in all aspects of internet regulation, and adherence of any restrictions of those rights to the principles of legality, necessity and proportionality (Germany); 108.135 Ensure that journalists, media workers as well as civil society activists are able to practice their activities freely without any fear for punishment in accordance with international standards (Estonia); 108.136 Decriminalize defamation and put in place safeguards ensuring that criticism of or reporting on the activities of state and regional authorities do not lead to persecution or harassment (Czech Republic); 108.137 Decriminalise defamation and place it under the civil code in accordance with international human rights standards (Ireland); 108.138 Ensure that criminal defamation law is not used to silence critics, and to protect journalists’ sources and whistle-blowers (Austria); 108.139 Implement a national plan of action that would strengthen the participation of women in the decision-making level of politics (Serbia); 108.140 Strengthen its efforts to include women in decision-making processes and high level positions, and to ensure the inclusion of disabled persons in education and employment (Norway); 23