A/HRC/36/12 133.173 Take all necessary measures to provide adequate protection to journalists and human rights defenders, in particular regarding enforced disappearances and extrajudicial killings (Estonia); 133.174 Take all necessary measures to protect the life of human rights defenders, journalists and other threatened persons (Germany); 133.175 Investigate all cases of threats, intimidation and attacks against media personnel and ensure that those responsible are held accountable (Latvia); 133.176 Guarantee the establishment of a safe and enabling environment for the work of human rights defenders, specifically through the adoption of a law for the protection and recognition of human rights defenders (Hungary); 133.177 Take steps to create and maintain in law and in practice a safe and enabling environment for civil society and human rights defenders, including by acknowledging publicly their important and legitimate role in the promotion of human rights, democracy and the rule of law, by simplifying the process for forming associations and by applying the good practices set out in Human Rights Council resolution 32/31, and to request and accept technical assistance, including from OHCHR, to fulfil these commitments (Ireland); 133.178 Establish an effective protection system for human rights defenders and journalists and ensure the free exercise of their rights to freedom of opinion, expression and association (Luxembourg); 133.179 Take necessary measures to provide adequate protection to journalists and human rights defenders (Norway); 133.180 Protect more effectively human rights defenders and journalists, especially through cooperation with civil society (Poland); 133.181 Ensure the protection of the rights of defenders, journalists and members of the political opposition (Ukraine); 133.182 Promote a safe, enabling environment for the work of human rights defenders through the adoption of a charter for the protection and recognition of human rights defenders (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 133.183 Integrate indigenous and Muslim women in all realms of political and public life (Angola); 133.184 Continue its endeavours to combat all forms of human trafficking (Azerbaijan); 133.185 Continue efforts to eliminate trade in men, women and children in order to exploit them in forced labour (Iraq); 133.186 Continue efforts to combat human trafficking and rehabilitate its victims (Lebanon); 133.187 Continue to strengthen efforts to combat trafficking in people, including under the strategic national plan of action to prevent online sexual exploitation of children and the programme for rehabilitating and reintegrating victims of human trafficking (Belarus); 133.188 Continue to step up efforts in the area of combating trafficking in human beings, especially women and children (Bosnia and Herzegovina); 133.189 Continue working with bilateral, regional and international partners to address trafficking in persons (Cuba); 133.190 Continue its national efforts to end human trafficking and sexual exploitation (Egypt); 20