A/HRC/39/13 147.180 Guarantee the effective exercise of freedom of assembly and association to allow human rights defenders and political activists to do their work (Luxembourg); 147.181 Take measures to enlarge the space for civil society, in particular to review relevant legal provisions (Republic of Korea); 147.182 Continue and strengthen its meaningful engagement with civil society in implementing universal periodic review recommendations and safeguarding human rights (Myanmar); 147.183 Ensure the unrestricted work of civil society and repeal the “foreign agents” law as well as the law on “undesirable organizations” (Czechia); 147.184 Review the current restrictive legal framework, especially the laws on foreign agents, undesirable organizations and extremism (Estonia); 147.185 Ensure that the federal law on combating extremist activity is not arbitrarily used to limit freedom of expression (Czechia); 147.186 Bring the laws on “foreign agents” and “undesirable organizations” in line with its international obligations and ensure that civil society can receive support from partners abroad (Germany); 147.187 Repeal the “foreign agents” law and the law on “undesirable” organizations (Iceland); 147.188 Revise the laws on “foreign agents” and “undesirable organizations” to ensure that NGOs and media organizations can exercise their legitimate activities in line with international law and human rights standards (Ireland); 147.189 Repeal the law on “undesirable organizations” (France); 147.190 Consider the revision of the current legislation on “combating extremism” and on “foreign agents”, so as to define more precisely the limitations to fundamental freedoms in compliance with international obligations (Italy); 147.191 Review its legislation regulating the functioning of NGOs, in particular the federal law on non-commercial organizations and the federal law on undesirable organizations, and bring it into accordance with international human rights law, as previously recommended (Finland); 147.192 Repeal legislation under which NGOs can be declared “foreign agents” and “undesirable” organizations (New Zealand); 147.193 Repeal the laws on “foreign agents” and “undesirable” organizations (Lithuania); 147.194 Revise the so-called “foreign agent” law and take all the necessary steps to ensure that civil society organizations, including the media, can exercise their activities without fear of stigmatization or punishment by law (Netherlands); 147.195 Review the legislation on the functioning of non-governmental organizations, such as law No. 121 on non-commercial organizations, and ensure its compliance with international human rights practices and standards (Mexico); 147.196 Implement programmes aimed at eliminating the restrictive environment in which NGOs and civil society organizations that promote human rights and diversity in political opinion act (Romania); 147.197 Continue to take steps to strengthen cooperation and coordination between State authorities and civil society institutions in the promotion and protection of human rights (Philippines); 20