A/HRC/31/8 support a thriving civil society which will contribute to Rwanda’s progress and prosperity (Netherlands); 134.59 Simplify the registration process for civil society organizations (Switzerland); 134.60 Guarantee a vibrant civil society and the independence of NGOs by revising laws affecting their registration and operations (Norway); 134.61 Modify the 2012 law regulating NGOs to harmonize it with its human rights obligations (Spain); 134.62 Establish legal means and practices allowing civil society to develop its activities (Spain); 134.63 Take measures to increase space for peaceful dissent, discussion and dialogue and ensure a conducive and safe environment for everyone exercising or seeking to exercise his or her rights to freedom of association including ensuring that civil society organizations and political parties can carry out their activities without hindrances and a less cumbersome registration process (Sweden); 134.64 Continue advancing measures to ensure the right to freedom of association and expression for all Rwandans, guaranteeing an adequate environment for the activities of opposition sectors or parties (Colombia); 134.65 Guarantee equal access of all political parties to all stages of the electoral process, from registration to election campaigning (Czech Republic); 134.66 Implement the June 2014 recommendations of the Special Rapporteur on the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and of association to allow for peaceful political opposition, and for civil society and journalists to register and participate in civic life freely (United States of America); 134.67 Ensure no one is subject to criminal processes for exercising rights to peaceful assembly and of association, nor subject to violence, harassment, persecution, intimidation or reprisals (Australia); 134.68 Continue efforts to increase the participation of women in leadership at the local government level (South Sudan); 134.69 Provide a clear definition of child labour and extend coverage of the Labour Code to include the informal sector, where children are mostly employed (Uganda); 134.70 Promote access to property for women in rural areas (Haiti); 134.71 Continue efforts to empower rural and peasant women as part of development programs, including the Green Revolution and Transformation of Agriculture, which aim to ensure food security and reduction of poverty (Nicaragua); 134.72 Continue to take appropriate steps and allocate sufficient resources to socioeconomic rights for vulnerable groups (Madagascar); 134.73 Continue with measures already put in place to ensure the integration and welfare of marginalized and vulnerable members of society through adult literacy, community health insurance and provision of decent shelter to the poor and disadvantaged population (Nigeria); 20