A/HRC/32/17 166.77 Repeal section 377 A of the Penal Code to decriminalize homosexuality (France); 166.78 Consider de-criminalizing same-sex relations (Greece); 166.79 Enact a national migrant legislation to protect the rights of migrant workers and ensure that migrant workers who wish to pursue claim against employers are not forced to repatriate without access to justice (Afghanistan); 166.80 Abolish corporal punishment as a legal penalty, in particular caning (Switzerland); 166.81 Establish both domestic violence and marital violence as crimes under domestic law in accordance with international standards (Paraguay); 166.82 Criminalize gender violence and modify the definition of rape to define it as non-consensual sex within or outside marriage (Spain); 166.83 Criminalize explicitly domestic violence and marital rape and make sure that the definition of rape is in line with international standards, and take steps to facilitate the reporting of domestic and sexual violence and protect victims (Belgium); 166.84 Continue working on the legislation on domestic violence crimes, particularly regarding the inclusion of a definition of sexual violence that also encompasses any non-consented sexual act within marriage (Colombia); 166.85 Introduce legislation to make marital rape illegal in all circumstances (Canada); 166.86 Decriminalize defamation and make it a civil offence in accordance with international standards (Belgium); 166.87 Ensure the full enjoyment of the right to freedom of expression and to peaceful assembly and revise its national legislation, inter alia the Internal Security Act and the Newspaper and Printing Presses Act, in order to eliminate media censorship and prevent self-censorship, in this regard, protect bloggers from persecution and harassment for the exercise of their human rights (Czech Republic); 166.88 Review media laws to align them with international human rights standards on freedom of expression (Latvia); 166.89 Adopt legislative measures to permit the realization of peaceful demonstrations and promote freedom of expression (Costa Rica); 166.90 Review existing legislation to enhance the exercise of the right to freedom of expression, association and peaceful assembly (Italy); 166.91 Consider the necessary legislations and policies to effectively guarantee the protection and promotion of freedoms of expression, peaceful assembly and association (Mexico); 166.92 Review the use of anti-defamation laws and the registration process for civil society and associations to ensure that such laws are consistent with the right to freedom of expression, association and peaceful assembly, and do not constitute a de facto ban on peaceful public demonstrations (Canada); 166.93 Enact a law that protects migrants, refugees and asylum seekers (Congo); 20