A/HRC/40/8 132.127 Effectively ensure the safety of human rights defenders (Poland); 132.128 Strengthen governmental efforts to protect journalists and human rights defenders from threats, reprisals and intimidation, for example, by allocating increased resources to the Human Rights Defenders and Journalists Protection Fund (Republic of Korea); 132.129 Ensure a safe and enabling environment for journalists and media workers and for media freedom (Slovakia); 132.130 Take additional measures to protect human rights defenders and other activists (Slovakia); 132.131 Allocate sufficient financial and human resources to the national mechanism for the protection of human rights defenders and journalists (Slovenia); 132.132 Strengthen the protection mechanism for human rights defenders and journalists by providing sufficient resources (Spain); 132.133 Prioritize effective protection for journalists and human rights defenders, and guarantee sufficient resources to the mechanism for the protection of human rights defenders and journalists (Australia); 132.134 Strengthen the mechanism for protection of human rights defenders and the safety of journalists, in particular women, and ensure that it has adequate resources and powers to carry out its work, including at the state and municipal levels (Sweden); 132.135 Effectively protect, promote and guarantee the safety and human rights of migrants and refugees, including the right to seek asylum, especially those who are in transit within the national territory and around the southern border. Special attention needs to be given to women and children (Sweden); 132.136 Strengthen the protection mechanism for human rights defenders and journalists by providing it with the resources and competences necessary for its work (Switzerland); 132.137 Ensure freedom of expression, promptly and impartially investigate all cases of attacks against journalists and human rights defenders, and bring perpetrators to justice (Estonia); 132.138 Protect freedom of expression by effectively prosecuting perpetrators of attacks against journalists and human rights defenders (Lithuania); 132.139 Ensure freedom of religion for all people, especially indigenous populations, so that they are not forcibly displaced and compelled to convert (Pakistan); 132.140 Strengthen the anti-trafficking committees’ and specialized units’ human and financial resources to respond more effectively to cases of trafficking in persons (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 132.141 Take measures to prevent and eliminate trafficking in persons and assist the victims of these violations (Côte d’Ivoire); 132.142 Continue the efforts made to fight against trafficking in persons, in particular the exploitation of children and women, by reinforcing the fight against traffickers (Djibouti); 132.143 Combat impunity associated with crimes committed in the field of human rights (Egypt); 132.144 Continue and expand current efforts to tackle all aspects of trafficking in persons, particularly in women and girls (Guyana); 17