A/HRC/44/17 157.46 Increase undertakings towards the effectiveness of the recently created governmental human rights agencies of the State of Kuwait (Turkmenistan); 157.47 Strengthen the independence of the national human rights institution (Ukraine); 157.48 Strengthen the protection of human rights nationally (United Arab Emirates); 157.49 Amend the 1979 Public Gatherings Act, the 2015 Cybercrime Law, and the 2006 Press and Publications Law to protect the freedoms of association, peaceful assembly and expression, and release those detained for exercising these rights (United States of America); 157.50 Take practical measures to increase the capacity of all national mechanisms for the promotion and protection of human rights (Uzbekistan); 157.51 Take further steps to disseminate a culture of human rights (Uzbekistan); 157.52 Strengthen the normative and institutional framework for the protection of human rights (Yemen); 157.53 Improve the monitoring of the implementation of universal periodic review recommendations through well-established and exhaustive mechanisms (Zimbabwe); 157.54 Further integrate a human-rights based approach into the various national development processes (Zimbabwe); 157.55 Develop a law prohibiting domestic violence (Albania); 157.56 Provide additional training in the field of human rights for the purpose of implementing recommendations received (Algeria); 157.57 Define as crimes domestic violence, sexual violence and marital rape, with penalties proportional to the seriousness of these offences (Chile); 157.58 Repeal criminal provisions that punish consensual sexual relations between adults of the same sex, as well as demonstrations of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transsexual identity (Chile); 157.59 Continue to support and strengthen civil society (Côte d’Ivoire); 157.60 Fully operationalize the national human rights institution to ensure it complies with the Paris Principles, and continue to engage meaningfully with civil society (Australia); 157.61 Continue efforts for legislative and institutional reform (Egypt); 157.62 Fully implement the Domestic Workers Act and investigate and prosecute all abuses and violence against domestic workers (Austria); 157.63 Abolish the provisions set out in articles 153 and 197 of the Criminal Code and create effective and independent complaint mechanisms for reporting sexual and domestic violence (Germany); 157.64 Take steps to ensure the full implementation of the Private Sector Employment Act No. 6 of 2010 to ensure the protection of migrants and foreign workers (Ghana); 157.65 Strengthen the independence of the national human rights institution, in line with the Paris Principles (Greece); 157.66 Amend the Printing and Publications Act, Cybercrime Act and Communication Law to bring them in line with international standards on the right to freedom of expression (Iceland); 157.67 Amend restrictive laws regulating the rights to association, peaceful assembly and freedom of expression, both online and offline, so that they are 13