A/HRC/25/9 118.77. Conduct impartial investigations into all cases of attacks, harassment and intimidation of journalists and bring perpetrators to justice (Austria); 118.78. Amend the Press and Publications Law to allow for open channels of public communication in print and online media and for greater access to public information in order for citizens to participate more meaningfully in the public sphere (United States of America); 118.79. Start a dialogue with relevant stakeholders and civil society with a view to revise the Press and Publications Law and its last amendments, adopted in September 2012 (Italy); 118.80. Continue efforts to execute the national media strategy in cooperation with all relevant partners (Kuwait); 118.81. Take measures to allow peaceful public meetings to be held freely and avoid using politicized charges and vague terminology which prevent citizens from exercising their freedom of assembly and association (Mexico); 118.82. Continue to promote women’s political participation and representation at national and local levels, including in the cabinet, political parties and the judicial system (Thailand); 118.83. Exert more effort to promote women’s participation in public life through executing the national strategy for Jordanian women 2012–2015 (Qatar); 118.84. Continue to tackle the issue of women’s empowerment in the light of the recommendations emerging from this review and of those made by the relevant treaty bodies (Nicaragua); 118.85. Continue to pursue policies with the view of better promoting participation of women in the political life (Greece); 118.86. Consider launching awareness-raising campaigns empowerment of women in public and political life (Turkey); on the 118.87. Take further measures to increase the participation of women in political life (Rwanda); 118.88. Continue with its efforts to promote women’s participation in the political sphere (Turkey); 118.89. Continue efforts to increase women’s participation in political life, both in elected positions and in discretionary appointments (Costa Rica); 118.90. Continue its ongoing efforts in promoting and enhancing women’s political participation, including through the implementation of the national coalition this strategy for the period 2012–2017 (Indonesia); 118.91. Redouble efforts to ensure the empowerment of women in political and economic plans in order to reduce gender inequalities (Djibouti); 118.92. Continue its measures in fostering women’s advancement, including intensifying efforts to increase the number of women in decision-making posts (Malaysia); 118.93. Adopt further measures to increase the participation of women in political life, including to serve as senior level officials in the executive and judicial branches, at the national and local levels (Maldives); 20