A/HRC/13/2 Page 21 91. Cease arbitrary arrest and detention of people based on their religious beliefs, and review the legal framework governing religious groups and organizations (Austria); 92. Issue immediate and clear public orders to security forces to cease arbitrary arrest, detention and torture on the basis of religion or belief (Ireland); 93. Adopt measures to secure the freedom of religion and belief (Chile); 94. Take further measures to ensure full respect for freedom of expression and of the press in accordance with its international obligations, including ICCPR, to which Eritrea is a party (Sweden); 95. Take measures to ensure the prompt release of persons detained for exercising their freedom of expression or as a result of their political views (Sweden); 96. Take the measures necessary to fully respect the right to freedom of opinion and expression, including by introducing a law to allow independent media and enable journalists to exercise their profession freely (Canada); 97. As a first step consider a broad amnesty of remaining political and religious prisoners (Brazil); 98. Unconditionally release all prisoners detained solely because of their political, religious or other conscientiously held beliefs (Norway); 99. Inform the international community of the conditions of the G11 and other political, media and religious detainees and grant access to them by an international organization to ascertain their conditions, and make clear the charges against them and the legal process to which they will be subjected (United Kingdom); 100. Conduct a national review to examine the need to maintain the national state of emergency that has denied the people their basic human rights (United States); 101. Not detain, persecute or prosecute returned migrants and asylum seekers and allow the international community, especially the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, access to returnees (United States ); 102. Within the framework of a broad political dialogue, facilitate the participation of all sectors of the society in the political process, including through support for the independence of the judiciary and the press and freedom of expression and assembly (Ghana); 103. Review and ease restrictions on Eritrean and international non-governmental organizations (Australia);