A/HRC/36/13 129.114 Revise or repeal legislation on associations and elaborate a new organic law on associations in conformity with international human rights norms (France); 129.115 Bring the legal provision on freedom of association and assembly fully into line with international human rights standards and ensure that nongovernmental human rights organizations can operate legally in Algerian society (Netherlands); 129.116 Take measures to foster a safe, respectful, enabling environment for civil society, including through the removal of legal and policy measures, which unwarrantedly limit the right to association (Zambia); 129.117 Create a secure and enabling environment for civil society, notably by amending the Law 12-06 of 12 January 2012 to bring it into conformity with its Constitution and international obligations (Switzerland); 129.118 Create and maintain a safe and enabling environment suitable for civil society and human rights defenders (Republic of Korea); 129.119 Continue the legislative reforms it has embarked on regarding participatory democracy and political parties (Azerbaijan); 129.120 Continue the democratic process in which Algeria has committed itself to the full enjoyment of all rights for its people (Chad); 129.121 Continue its efforts to develop programmes to support democracy and protect human rights (Yemen); 129.122 Pursue the promotion of the participation of citizens in the administration of local matters (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 129.123 Develop and publish a national action plan to tackle modern slavery, including ratification of the Protocol of 2014 to the Forced Labour Convention, 1930, of the International Labour Organization (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 129.124 Establish an effective national policy for combating trafficking in persons and establish appropriate mechanisms for the protection of its victims (Uganda); 129.125 Continue efforts to combat human trafficking through the establishment of an effective national policy to address it (Maldives); 129.126 Leone); Develop a national policy to address trafficking in persons (Sierra 129.127 (Senegal); Continue to step up efforts to combat human trafficking 129.128 Continue its efforts in implementing the national strategy to combat trafficking in persons (Sudan); 129.129 Continue efforts to ensure proper application and implementation of legal texts relevant to protection of women and children in particular and family rights in general (Egypt); 129.130 Modify the regulations of the Family Code which are discriminatory against girls and women, regarding guardianship of minors, inheritance, divorce, polygamy and rejection (Paraguay); 129.131 Continue with efforts to eliminate all barriers to the effective equality of women, including the modification of discriminatory provisions of the family code, and continue to combat gender-based violence (Spain); 129.132 Reform the family code to remove remaining discriminations against women (Germany); GE.17-12216 17