A/HRC/36/13 129.81 Increase efforts to improve judicial independence by strengthening training programmes for judges and magistrates (Spain); 129.82 Continue strengthening measures to facilitate access by all to justice (Angola); 129.83 Continue its efforts to consolidate rule of law and good governance through reforms in the administration of justice and improvements in the quality of public service (Maldives); 129.84 Continue to combat transnational crime, strengthening the cooperation in this area, in particular with States in the region (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 129.85 Continue its efforts to better promote and protect the rights of persons in custody in places of pretrial detention and in prisons (Burundi); 129.86 Continue efforts to strengthen the judicial and institutional framework regarding human rights by adopting legislation essential to the implementation of the rights prescribed by the new constitutional provisions (Togo); 129.87 Guarantee the freedom of all individuals to practice their religion or belief, and end the arrests and public defamation of the Ahmadi community for practicing their religion (Canada); 129.88 Allow full freedom of belief to all religious groups, especially the Ahmadi minority, which suffers from continued persecution (Israel); 129.89 Work to ensure that constitutional guarantees of the inviolability of freedom of thought, conscience and religions are carried out for all, including for Ahmadi Muslims, and provide that community with the accreditation it needs to worship openly and in compliance with Algerian law (United States of America); 129.90 Ensure that international norms on freedom of religion and belief and cult are fully respected, including the rights of religious minorities (Netherlands); 129.91 Build on its success and invest further to ensure that religious minorities can freely exercise their rights and freedoms in all spheres of life (Bangladesh); 129.92 Safeguard rights of religious interreligious dialogue (Sierra Leone); minorities by institutionalizing 129.93 Focus on the training programmes of religious leaders on promoting concepts of dialogue and tolerance (Syrian Arab Republic); 129.94 Strengthen efforts to bring national legislation into line with the Constitution and with its international human rights obligations, especially with regard to the right to freedoms of assembly, expression and association (Italy); 129.95 Implement freedom of association, expression, assembly and peaceful demonstration in accordance with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Kenya); 129.96 Take further measures to guarantee the rights to expression, assembly, association and belief (Australia); 129.97 Respect the right to freedom of expression by abolishing the prison sentence for press-related offences, in particular those defined as “insult”, “contempt” or “defamation” (Canada); 129.98 Guarantee the effective exercise of freedom of expression, assembly and association, by reforming its legislation, notably so as not to hamper the legitimate work of non-governmental organizations and human rights defenders (Luxembourg); GE.17-12216 15