A/HRC/39/13 147.142 Continue the ongoing judicial system reform and strengthening of measures for the promotion of public confidence in the judicial system and openness to justice (Syrian Arab Republic); 147.143 Continue efforts to further liberalize and humanize criminal legislation (Kazakhstan); 147.144 Redouble efforts to liberalize and humanize criminal legislation (Nicaragua); 147.145 Pursue efforts to enforce equally and without discrimination the legal provisions relevant to the protection of individuals and their public freedoms (Lebanon); 147.146 Continue to take further measures to tackle corruption (Japan); 147.147 Sustain its efforts and commitment to combat corruption (Nigeria); 147.148 Continue the efforts aimed at combating all forms of corruption and step up education programmes that raise awareness about this phenomenon (Qatar); 147.149 Demonstrate that the laws of the Russian Federation apply in Chechnya by investigating reports of torture and other human rights violations and abuses, and holding those responsible to account (United States of America); 147.150 End impunity for attacks on journalists and human rights activists, and ensure space for civil society and opposition politicians to operate without fear of reprisals (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 147.151 Uphold the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex people by amending article 282 of the Criminal Code, article 5.62 of the Code of Administrative Offences and article 3 of the Labour Code (New Zealand); 147.152 Ensure the exercise of political competition through free and fair elections, including equitable access to the political process (Canada); 147.153 Continue easing regulations on media coverage and Internet censorship in order to secure and facilitate the exercise of freedom of expression (Japan); 147.154 Ensure fully everyone’s right to exercise freedom of expression (Estonia); 147.155 Strengthen human rights guarantees for freedom of expression and peaceful assembly (Peru); 147.156 Repeal legislation and regulations that limit the legitimate exercise of the rights to freedom of expression, association and belief (Norway); 147.157 Refrain from detaining participants of peaceful demonstrations and ensure that police officers who use excessive force against protesters are held accountable (Sweden); 147.158 End the practice of obstructing peaceful demonstrations by, under politically motivated pretexts, not granting them authorization (Sweden); 147.159 Ensure that anyone, including human rights defenders and journalists, can exercise their right to freedom of expression, including online, without fear of reprisal (Switzerland); 147.160 End its routine excessive banning of public assemblies and imposing excessive conditions regarding the place, time and manner of their conduct (Denmark); 147.161 Take the measures necessary to guarantee the full enjoyment of freedom of expression, in particular freedom of the press, and put an end to restrictions on access to some resources online (Luxembourg); 18