A/HRC/40/5 144.75 Continue efforts made to build capacities in the judicial sector (Jordan); 144.76 Adopt laws that guarantee the independence and budgetary autonomy of the judiciary and of non-juridical mechanisms responsible for the promotion and respect of human rights in the country (Mexico); 144.77 Take further measures to guarantee the independence of the judiciary and guarantee that judicial officials are able to carry out their functions without interference (State of Palestine); 144.78 Take further measures to continue well-recommended capacitybuilding for members of the judiciary, political authorities, public officials and civil society (Turkmenistan); 144.79 Consolidate efforts made to strengthen the independence of the judiciary (Cameroon); 144.80 Recruit more women officers in police stations and gendarmeries in order to handle the cases of girls and women who have been subjected to violence, and ensure that perpetrators of gender-based violence are prosecuted and convicted (Serbia); 144.81 Bring national legislation into line with international norms on freedom of expression, including decriminalization of press offences (France); 144.82 Amend the legal provisions that limit freedom of expression indefinitely, in accordance with international and regional human rights norms and commitments accepted by Senegal during the previous review cycle (Chile); 144.83 (Peru); Redouble efforts to guarantee the freedom of expression and opinion 144.84 Respect freedom of opinion and expression in accordance with international law and national law (Sweden); 144.85 Ensure that journalists and media workers can freely exercise their rights to freedom of expression without fear of reprisals, detention, intimidation, threats or harassment (Sweden); 144.86 Ensure that journalists are free to exercise their right to freedom of expression, conduct impartial, thorough and effective investigations into all cases of assault, harassment and intimidation of journalists and bring to justice the perpetrators of these offences (Greece); 144.87 Abandon the practice of requiring a compulsory licence to practice journalism (Greece); 144.88 Strengthen measures to combat trafficking in persons, especially talibe children (Peru); 144.89 Continue its efforts to combat trafficking in persons by providing the necessary support to the national body tasked with combating such trafficking (Pakistan); 144.90 Step up efforts to combat trafficking in persons, especially women and children, including improving the relevant legislation and law enforcement practices to prevent child sex tourism, begging and forced child labour (Belarus); 144.91 Promote efforts to prevent trafficking in women and girls and reduce the gender wage gap (Iraq); 144.92 Step up efforts to combat trafficking in persons, smuggling, forced begging and related offences (Lesotho); GE.18-22584 15