A/HRC/43/16 31.131 Continue efforts to protect its citizens from the scourge of terrorism (Nigeria); 31.132 Continue the ongoing efforts to combat terrorism and measures aimed at protecting the lives of the people in this context (India); 31.133 Continue making efforts to fight terrorism (Kuwait); 31.134 Review the definition of terrorism used in law against terrorism No. 94/2015, to prevent it from being used to limit rights, such as to freedom of expression and assembly (Mexico); 31.135 Continue ongoing efforts to promote respect for human rights in the context of combating terrorism (Pakistan); 31.136 Amend the antiterrorism law to bring it into line with international human rights standards (Qatar); 31.137 Continue to align antiterrorism measures with international human rights standards (Peru); 31.138 Ensure that its counter-terrorism measures are undertaken in such a way as to fully respect the human rights and fundamental freedoms of ordinary citizens (Republic of Korea); 31.139 Follow through with the implementation of national initiatives to establish redress and reparation mechanisms for victims of terrorism (Bangladesh); 31.140 Exclude from the jurisdiction of military courts all proceedings in which the alleged victim or perpetrator is a civilian (Mexico); 31.141 Continue efforts to combat impunity for human rights violations (Pakistan); 31.142 Guarantee the right to a fair trial and limit the jurisdiction of military courts to military cases (Switzerland); 31.143 Take measures to ensure access to justice and due process for all persons accused of criminal offences, including those relating to security and terrorism, such as access to a lawyer and consular assistance in cases involving foreign nationals (Thailand); 31.144 Ensure that a prompt, impartial, thorough and transparent investigation is carried out by an independent body to clarify the cause of death of late President Morsi (Turkey); 31.145 Strengthen the independence of the judiciary (Albania); 31.146 Ensure pretrial detention and that all court proceedings fully comply with article 14 of International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, including by ending the use of mass trials (Australia); 31.147 Strengthen criminal procedures in order to safeguard the right to a defence and to due process (Costa Rica); 31.148 Guarantee the right to a fair trial in accordance with international obligations and end all military trials of civilians (Czechia); 31.149 Finalize the amendments to the Criminal Procedure Code to fulfil its constitutional obligations to strengthen the role and power of the defence at the evidence collection stage, in the preliminary investigations and at the criminal prosecution stage (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 31.150 Ensure that the process of investigating human rights violations is effective, transparent, impartial and independent (Greece); 31.151 Enhance efforts to combat corruption and ensure accountability in this regard (Nigeria); 14