A/HRC/41/36 (b) Establish explicit policies to avoid entering into business deals with businesses, businesspeople or organs of the State that have had a direct or indirect role in the execution of Mr. Khashoggi, or other grave human rights violations; (c) Adhere to international human rights standards within their own operations and use their leverage to address human rights concerns with their associates, including, for example: determining whether their functions and outputs could be used to violate human rights or cover up violations; turning down such contracts; and speaking up in the face of systematic or continuous human rights abuse; (d) Private surveillance companies should implement measures recommended by the Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression in his report of 2019. 59 Recommendations to the World Economic Forum 93. As part of its annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, the World Economic Forum should constitute a standing annual panel discussion in the name of Jamal Khashoggi and other journalists who have been killed, addressing issues related to the social and economic merits of investigative journalism, the fight against corruption and the role of corporate actors in the global governance of respect for human rights and related issues. Recommendations to civil society 94. Civil society should advocate, support and contribute to the implementation of the above recommendations. 59 A/HRC/41/35, para. 67. 21