A/HRC/28/10 124.19 Grant independent international observers access to detention facilities upon reasonable advance notice, as well as the right to speak with inmates in private, in order to monitor compliance with international obligations regarding treatment of prisoners (Netherlands); 124.20 Effectively address the issue of child marriage by encouraging girls to continue their education beyond the secondary level, and establish laws which eliminate early forced marriages of children (Sierra Leone); 124.21 Undertake a thorough review of the 2011 Law on Religious Associations with a view to ensuring its compliance with Kazakhstan’s international obligations (Ireland); 124.22 Adopt specific measures to guarantee an environment that promotes freedom of expression (Uruguay); 124.23 As recommended in the previous review, grant to “non-traditional” religious groups the same rights in practice as those enjoyed by other groups and permit their peaceful activities free from government interference, as prescribed by international law (Netherlands); 124.24 Continue its efforts to ensure that the laws protect freedom of expression (Latvia); 124.25 Amend provisions under the criminal code to comply with the country’s international human rights obligations with regard to the right to freedom of expression (Austria); 124.26 Seize the practice of closing, suspending or blocking opposition print publication and online sources and ensure equitable enjoyment of freedom of expression and peaceful assembly (Sweden); 124.27 Take effective measures to ensure freedom of expression and independence of the media, including the media expressing critical voices, and ensure protection of journalists, bloggers, human rights defenders and independent media and their work against assaults and intimidation (Czech Republic); 124.28 Ensure a safe and enabling environment for journalists to perform their work independently and without undue interference, and increase measures to prevent attacks and violence against them (Italy); 124.29 Enhance its efforts with respect to the freedom of the press, freedom of expression and freedom of assembly and association (Japan); 124.30 Take all necessary measures to guarantee, in all circumstances, the full respect of the rights to freedom of expression and of media as essential elements to an active and flourishing civil society (France); 124.31 Increase the number and frequency of labour inspections, particularly in the primary sector, with adequately trained inspectors and without prior notifications, in line with Kazakhstan’s international obligations (Spain); 124.32 Ensure equal access to education for all children, including migrant and refugee children, by abolishing legal and administrative preconditions such as the propiska (Hungary); 124.33 Comply without exception with the principle of non-refoulement when people are in danger of being tortured or ill-treated (Uruguay); 16