A/HRC/37/14 131.81 Guarantee that journalists and other media workers can carry out their work independently and without fear of persecution, including by reviewing its defamation laws to make sure they are in full compliance with international human rights law (Finland); 131.82 Comply with its obligation under international law to guarantee that human rights defenders, journalists and activists can carry out their work independently and free from attacks, harassment or intimidation (Netherlands); 131.83 Fully implement the Anti-Human Trafficking Act No. 11 of 2008 and ensure effective investigations into the cases of sale, trafficking and abduction of children to protect them from commercial exploitation (Republic of Korea); 131.84 Take appropriate steps to prohibit and combat child labour and the worst forms of exploitation of children (Senegal); 131.85 Continue efforts to consolidate the rights of the child, protect them from sexual exploitation and combat trafficking in children and child marriage (Tunisia); 131.86 Strengthen the implementation of measures taken to fight against child labour and trafficking of children (Djibouti); 131.87 Leste); Fully implement the Anti-Trafficking Act No. 11 of 2008 (Timor- 131.88 Review the Employment of Young Persons and Children’s Act with a view to including in its domestic labour and family-based enterprises and improve its data collection mechanisms on violations of the Act (Slovakia); 131.89 Leste); Step up its efforts to bring an end to all forms of child labour (Timor- 131.90 Modify its national and customary laws in order to prevent child, early and forced marriage (Sierra Leone); 131.91 Set a minimum age for leaving school, which would provide incentives for addressing early marriage and child labour (Slovakia); 131.92 Set a minimum age for marriage under customary law, to be in line with the legal age of marriage determined by statutory law (Slovakia); 131.93 Ensure country-wide implementation of the Marriage establishing the legal age for marriage as 21 years of age (Slovenia); Act 131.94 Decriminalize same-sex relationships between consenting adults (Sweden); 131.95 Repeal laws that criminalize same-sex conduct between adults and review all legislation, policies and programmes to foster equality and prevent discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity (Canada); 131.96 Decriminalize same-sex relationships between consenting adults and strengthen efforts to address inequality and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity (Australia); 131.97 As recommended during the universal periodic review in 2012, respect the rights and fundamental freedoms of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons through the repeal of all norms that criminalize and stigmatize them (Argentina); 131.98 Review and repeal the legislation that criminalizes consensual sexual behaviour between people of the same sex, and prohibit degrading practices imposed on people of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex community, such as forced anal examinations (Uruguay); 21