A/HRC/42/14 163.212 Strengthen the capacity of institutional mechanisms for intercommunity reconciliation in Ethiopia, and ensure support for victims (Luxembourg); 163.213 Consolidate the institutional framework for inter-ethnic reconciliation, ensure accountability and provide relief for victims, including internally displaced persons, and their safe return (Romania); 163.214 Continue taking steps to promote religious dialogue and to prevent discrimination on religious grounds (Malta); 163.215 Continue to implement measures to eradicate all forms of discrimination through the promotion of interreligious dialogue and the prevention of discrimination on religious grounds (Tajikistan); 163.216 Seek to promote intercultural dialogue, lifestyles and other values of all ethnic groups in Ethiopia, and to strengthen their ties (Barbados); 163.217 Put in place adequate guidelines, equipment and training of law enforcement officials on the use of force when policing public assemblies (Ghana); 163.218 Ensure that civil and political rights, particularly freedom of association and freedom of expression, are upheld, including by ending the practice of Internet shutdowns (Australia); 163.219 Ensure that journalists and human rights defenders undertake their work in a free environment that guarantees the rights to freedom of opinion and of expression (Chile); 163.220 Further promote genuine participation of civil society and nongovernmental organizations in public affairs and decision-making (Austria); 163.221 Continue to support and encourage the participation of women in politics platforms at both the regional and national levels (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 163.222 Continue current efforts to minimize gender disparity in federal executive organs and extend those efforts to the legislative and judiciary organs of federal and regional states (Eritrea); 163.223 Continue its measures to combat human trafficking and smuggling (Myanmar); 163.224 Continue and strengthen efforts to tackle trafficking in persons, especially women and girls (Guyana); 163.225 Continue its endeavours to combat human trafficking, particularly in women and children (Islamic Republic of Iran); 163.226 Make further efforts to reduce human trafficking (Iraq); 163.227 Ensure concrete measures to support victims of human trafficking, such as the provision of shelter, health services and financial aid (Israel); 163.228 Further strengthen concerted efforts to effectively implement the law on trafficking in persons (Philippines); 163.229 Promote efforts to raise awareness of trafficking in persons, and strengthen investigations and prosecutions through the training of investigators, prosecutors and judges (Syrian Arab Republic); 163.230 Step up efforts to combat trafficking in persons, adopt a comprehensive national legislation in order to, inter alia, explicitly prohibit and criminalize the sale of children, and further develop a national mechanism for the identification and rehabilitation of victims of trafficking (Belarus); 21