A/HRC/37/11 132.106 Consider releasing those people imprisoned or detained because of their conscientious objection to military service, and consider removing the corresponding charges from their criminal record (Costa Rica); 132.107 Guarantee that defamation is punishable only through civil law and that the compensation awarded is proportionate to the damage caused (Guatemala); 132.108 Replace criminal defamation and libel laws with civil ones, and reform national security laws to provide greater protections for free expression (United States of America); 132.109 Amend the National Security Law, in particular its article 7, to ensure that it is not used arbitrarily or to harass and restrict the rights to freedom of expression, opinion and association, and release all individuals unjustly charged and sentenced to prison terms solely for the legitimate exercise of their rights to freedom of expression and association (Germany); 132.110 Review article 7 of the National Security Act, which restricts freedom of expression (Iraq); 132.111 Review the National Security Act to ensure that it fully respects human rights, including the rights to freedom of speech, association and peaceful manifestation (Portugal); 132.112 Develop a national plan to combat trafficking in human beings with a view to strengthening the mechanism for the identification of victims of trafficking and to ensure their rights are protected (Belarus); 132.113 Establish a gender quota system to increase women representation in the National Assembly (Costa Rica); 132.114 Respect reproductive rights decriminalization of abortions (India); of women which include 132.115 Remove all penalties for women who seek abortion, and for doctors and other medical personnel involved in providing these services (Netherlands); 132.116 Investigate cases of forced sterilization of women with disabilities (Russian Federation); 132.117 Urgently eliminate the practice of forced sterilization of women with disabilities (Albania); 132.118 Establish a universal birth registration system that includes children of refugees and asylum seekers (Islamic Republic of Iran); 132.119 Establish a universal birth registration system to ensure that all children have access to birth registration immediately after birth, regardless of the status of their parents (Kyrgyzstan); 132.120 Adopt a universal system for birth registration, which includes children of refugees, asylum seekers and stateless persons (Peru); 132.121 Further improve the birth registration system as to ensure universal birth registration to all children born in the territory of the Republic of Korea, regardless of the status of the parents (Turkey); 132.122 Consider establishing a system which guarantees all children, regardless of the parents’ nationality and status, the right to birth registration (Kazakhstan); 132.123 Establish a comprehensive national birth registration system for foreign nationals to ensure the births of their children are registered (Sierra Leone); 132.124 Establish a national birth registration system to register all births in Korea irrespective of the nationality of parents (Botswana); 22