A/HRC/31/11 129.168 Fully and effectively implement the recommendations by the Special Rapporteur on the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and of association, following his mission to Oman in September 2014 (Republic of Korea); 129.169 Implement the recommendation of the Special Rapporteur on the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and of association to extend the guarantee of peaceful assembly to non-Omani citizens (Sierra Leone); 129.170 Review its legislative measures and practices in relation to freedom of peaceful assembly and association, with regard to the report of the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and of association following his mission in September 2014 (Australia); 129.171 Amend or, at least, abstain from applying any law or measure which might endanger the right to life, to freedom and to physical integrity of individuals for reasons associated with their alleged or perceived sexual orientation or gender identity (Brazil); 129.172 Enact a law on access to freedom of information in line with international standards (Chile); 129.173 Allow for a more open expression of individual opinions, allow civil society organisations to develop and allow public expression of popular demands (Norway); 129.174 Support the efforts of civil society in strengthening human rights through specifying the necessary resources to implement its activities in spreading awareness on the principles of human rights (Iraq); 129.175 Provide more support to civil society associations (Bahrain); 129.176 Take measures to protect rights activists and remove any impediments to the work of political opposition parties, human rights groups, and other independent civil society organizations (Ireland); 129.177 Take new measures to eliminate all forms of discrimination against women and to promote their participation in public life, including in decisionmaking positions and governmental functions (Spain); 129.178 Provide more opportunities to women to be represented in high-level government posts (Georgia); 129.179 Continue the efforts aimed at empowering and protecting women’s rights, in addition to empowering women socially and politically (Jordan); 129.180 Increase the space for the representation of women in senior government positions (Lebanon); 129.181 Take additional efforts towards the participation of women in the area of political life (Libya); 129.182 Strengthen efforts to promote the active presence of women in society and in political life, including by combating stereotypes through awarenessraising campaigns (Turkey); 129.183 Increase the representation of women in high government positions and elected councils (Algeria); 129.184 Take steps to increase women’s participation in elections to the Shura Council, both as voters and candidates, and to widen the participation of all citizens in the decision-making processes (Czech Republic); 23