A/HRC/29/8 the Franco regime, in line with the recommendations of the Special Rapporteur on the promotion of truth, justice, reparation and guarantees of non-recurrence (Chile); 131.101. Take all necessary measures in order to make sure that cases of enforced disappearance are only addressed by the civilian courts and not special ones such as military courts (Libya); 131.102. Adopt legislative or other necessary measures to establish a definition of victim consistent with article 24, paragraph 1, of the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance (ICPPED)and ensure that any person who has suffered direct harm as a result of an enforced disappearance can receive all compensation and redress measures established under the law, even if criminal proceedings have not been initiated (Panama); 131.103. Fully address the issue of enforced disappearances in close cooperation with human rights mechanisms (Republic of Korea); 131.104. Adopt appropriate legislative or judicial measures to criminalize enforced disappearance, in accordance to the provisions of ICPPED and promote changes in the internal order which enable enforced disappearances to be investigated thoroughly and impartially (Argentina); 131.105. Ensure the minimum age of marriage for children disallows early marriage (Sierra Leone); 131.106. Eliminate child marriages and increase the minimum age for marriage under exceptional circumstances (Azerbaijan); 131.107. Guarantee that the right to worship of minorities, including Muslims, is fully respected in practice (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 131.108. Decriminalize defamation and place it within the civil code in accordance with international standards (Estonia); 131.109. Strengthen the Government’s commitment to ensuring fundamental rights of freedom of expression, peaceful assembly and association, and continue its cooperation with civil society, particularly with human rights defenders, by investing further efforts in creating a favourable environment for the members of the civil society organizations (Serbia); 131.110. Avoid any legislative amendments which would disproportionately limit the exercise of the right to freedom of assembly (Sweden); 131.111. Ensure the adjustment of the Public Safety Act, in order not to limit freedom of expression and the right to peaceful assembly (Chile); 131.112. Take measures to ensure that all legislation, in particular laws concerning the right of all persons to peaceful assembly and demonstration, upholds international human rights obligations (Costa Rica); 131.113. Ensure the full enjoyment of the rights to freedom of assembly and freedom of expression, facilitate the holding of peaceful rallies and revise existing laws or refrain from adopting new laws placing undue restrictions and deterrents on the exercise of freedom of assembly and freedom of expression (Czech Republic); 20