A/HRC/21/5 20 114.64. Make further efforts to ensure the freedom of the media, the freedom of expression and the freedoms of thought and belief, continue to lay solid foundations for a democratic system, and strive to achieve economic and social development (Lebanon); 114.65. Guarantee respect for freedom of religion by everybody, during the transitional period and beyond, according to the well-known tradition and culture prevailing in the country (Italy); 114.66. Continue its cooperation with the international human rights mechanisms (Togo); Continue its cooperation with the UN human rights mechanisms as part of its on-going efforts to promote human rights (Republic of Korea); Continue to cooperate in a sustained manner with the Special Procedures and the OHCHR field office in order to guarantee universal human rights standards to its people (Uruguay); 114.67. Continue to engage positively with OHCHR, the treaty bodies, the special procedures and other UN institutions, and continue to pursue its efforts to implement their recommendations (Ghana); 114.68. Follow-up and implement the recommendations made by the United Nations mechanisms (Qatar); 114.69. Continue efforts to answer queries and questionnaires submitted by Special Procedures mandate holders (Jordan); 114.70. Continue to seek technical cooperation and assistance in the field of human rights education and training (Thailand); 114.71. Ensure that the new Constitution establishes the right to freedom of thought, conscience, religion and belief, as well as the freedom to practise a religion or conviction, except to the extent at which it is necessary to protect the fundamental rights and freedoms of others (Canada); 114.72. Ensure that the new Constitution fully guarantees, without discrimination, the respect of all human rights enshrined in the international instruments to which Tunisia is a party (France); That the National Constituent Assembly seize the opportunity to incorporate into the new Constitution those fundamental rights and guarantees enshrined in the international treaties which it has ratified (Brazil); 114.73. Integrate into the new Constitution important human rights guarantees, including the right to non-discrimination, freedom of expression, association and assembly, the independence of the judiciary, protection from torture and other forms of ill-treatment, the protection of the rights of the minorities, the right to life, and the protection of economic, social and cultural rights (Germany); 114.74. Ensure that the new Constitution protects all fundamental human rights, and that implementing legislation expressly defines the limited grounds on which these rights can be restricted (Australia); 114.75. Incorporate in the new Constitution articles enshrining human rights and fundamental freedoms as well as legal provisions to effectively guarantee the separation of powers, in particular the independence of the judiciary (Spain);