A/HRC/13/13 31. End the practice of imposing punishment on returnees (Netherlands); 32. Create and adopt a law that specifically addresses trafficked persons in the country and abolish all practices of penalizing trafficked women and children for unlawfully exiting the country upon their deportation back to DPRK (Israel); 33. Take immediate action to cease the practice of forced labour, including in detention facilities, and take urgent measures to ensure that children are not forced to participate in mobilization projects (United States); 34. Take effective measures against the practice of forced labour, including child labour and join ILO (Italy); 35. Put an end to forced labour practices (Chile); 36. Take measures to ensure an independent judicial system and the individual’s right to a fair trial (Sweden); 37. Implement its obligations under article 14 of ICCPR to ensure that everyone without distinction is entitled to a fair and public hearing by a competent, independent and impartial tribunal established by law (Ireland); 38. Abstain from political interference in judicial proceedings (Sweden); 39. Establish an independent judiciary and guarantee access to legal counsel and judicial redress to all detainees (Austria); 40. Ensure an independent judiciary that operates without political interference by the State and uphold an internationally recognized notion of the rule of law by reviewing and amending the constitutional and legislative provisions that may compromise or diminish the independence and impartiality of the judiciary, as recommended by the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (Israel); 41. Release persons detained for reasons related to their opinions or peaceful political activities (Belgium); 42. Put an end to the practice of incarcerating all the members of the family of every opposition figure, release without delay political prisoners and members of their family as well as ensure freedom of opinion and expression (France); 43. Reform its criminal code as soon as possible in order to guarantee freedom of movement both within its territory as well as towards foreign countries without the need for prior permission in accordance with applicable international standards (France); 44. Allow freedom of movement of its citizens within and across the border and end the punishment of those expelled or returned from abroad, including refugees and asylum-seekers (Japan); 45. Review the legislation on religious groups and organizations so as to ensure its compliance with ICCPR (Italy); 46. Lift restrictions imposed on religious practices, cease persecution and rigid control over those professing their religious beliefs and ensure that its domestic legislation and practice is in full compliance with the requirements of article 18 of ICCPR (Poland); 22