A/HRC/15/2 77.25. Issue an invitation to the Special Rapporteur on Torture to visit Kyrgyzstan in 2010 (Canada); 77.26. Issue a standing invitation to all special procedures of the Human Rights Council (Austria); 77.27. Issue a standing invitation to the human rights special procedures (Czech Republic); 77.28. Issue a standing invitation to the United Nations mechanisms and procedures (Uruguay); 77.29. Consider favourably issuing a standing invitation to all special procedures in order to further its cooperation with the United Nations human rights mechanisms (Republic of Korea); 77.30. Consider extending a standing invitation to all special procedures of the Human Rights Council (Latvia); 77.31. Review the national implementation of the principle of nonrefoulement (Czech Republic); 77.32. Sanction very severely cases involving domestic violence and forced marriages, and ensure that there is a proper legal framework for protecting women against violence (Switzerland)3; 77.33. Review and strengthen existing legislation prohibiting violence against women and discrimination on any grounds; allocate significant financial and human resources to enforce implementation of policy, and increase accountability measures for acts of violence by state actors (Canada); 77.34. Take concrete measures to ensure the effective application of the law on domestic violence, and in particular increase human and financial resources for this purpose (Belgium); 77.35. Undertake the corresponding measures to improve the birth registry system as recommended by the Committee on the Rights of the Child (Uruguay); 77.36. In regard to freedom of movement, make more flexible the requirements for those people who change their place of residence within the country so that they have equitable access to social security, health care, education and pensions (Mexico); 77.37. Review the Law on Religion so as to ensure that the right to freedom of religion is upheld in compliance with international legal standards (Netherlands); 77.38. Introduce measures to ensure and promote the freedom and security of reporters and human rights defenders, including revoking the criminal liability of journalists for libel and slander, and refrain from endorsing measures that limit the activity of independent civil society (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 3 22 The original recommendation reads: “Sanction very severely cases involving domestic violence, and ensure that there is a proper legal framework for protecting women against violence”. (Switzerland)