A/HRC/39/13 147.198 Strengthen the yearly award grants from the federal budget for socially important projects in the print and electronic media (Ethiopia); 147.199 Uphold the rights to freedom of conscience and religion by refraining from outlawing religious groups as “extremist” solely for the peaceful practice of their religious beliefs, such as has happened with Jehovah’s Witnesses (New Zealand); 147.200 Reconsider the recent outlawing of the Jehovah Witnesses and stop their persecution (Spain); 147.201 End the targeting of Jehovah’s Witnesses for exercising their freedom of religion (Iceland); 147.202 Respect its international obligations and amend its legislation to ensure the right to the peaceful enjoyment of freedom of religion and belief for adherents of Jehovah’s Witnesses in the Russian Federation (Denmark); 147.203 Refrain from banning religious groups on the grounds of extremism, even though they practise their religious belief in a peaceful way, and also withdraw administrative accusations and criminal accusations against their members (Luxembourg); 147.204 Refrain from outlawing religious groups as “extremist” and ensure them the right to fully practise their religion or belief (Finland); 147.205 Repeal the 2013 law which criminalizes “insult to the religious feelings of believers” (France); 147.206 Observe constitutional guarantees of freedom of religion and ensure religious groups are not subject to discrimination (Australia); 147.207 Step up efforts to promote and protect freedom of religion or belief, including by ensuring the freedom of all individuals to establish and maintain religious, charitable or humanitarian institutions (Brazil); 147.208 Take further steps to address human trafficking, including through strengthened international cooperation, and enhance efforts to provide assistance to victims of human trafficking (Sri Lanka); 147.209 Continue taking active national and international measures against trafficking in human being (Belarus); 147.210 Make further efforts to fight organized crime, including the fight against trafficking in human beings (Armenia); 147.211 Take further measures to effectively combat trafficking in human beings, especially regarding vulnerable groups such as women and children, and improve assistance to the victims of trafficking (Bosnia and Herzegovina); 147.212 Introduce a national action plan on human trafficking (Bahrain); 147.213 Continue the efforts to enable tangible progress in combating trafficking in persons (Turkmenistan); 147.214 Continue to provide support to the traditional family and contribute to international efforts in the promotion and preservation of traditional ethical and family values (Egypt); 147.215 Ensure the implementation of measures provided by the framework for the State family policy of the Russian Federation up to 2025 (Belarus); 147.216 Introduce nationwide social security for its population (Nicaragua); 147.217 Introduce a social security system for its citizens (Cuba); 147.218 Strengthen ongoing efforts aimed at ensuring the implementation of the economic, social and cultural rights of its citizens (Cuba); 21