A/HRC/33/62 with stakeholders, to ensure that the law is applied in a manner consistent with the State’s human rights obligations; (m) Reconsider provisions of the Criminal Code that can be used to restrict freedom of expression to achieve greater compatibility with international human rights standards, decriminalizing offences as necessary; (n) Take steps to ensure that land disputes are settled swiftly, fairly and definitively, and make attempts to standardize and publicize dispute resolution opportunities in order to minimize repetition and conflicting decisions by different bodies; (o) In the case of communities that have to be relocated, ensure that resettlement planning is holistic, including consideration of food, water, work, education and health care; and take steps to provide additional training as necessary, and give access to food, water and energy, while the communities develop their farming, fishing and usufructuary skills to a sustainable level; (p) Require, and enforce the requirement for, more consultations with communities in advance of compulsory resettlement; meaningful (q) On the basis of the recommendations made by the previous mandate holder (see A/HRC/18/46), embark on a programme to strengthen the independence of the judiciary at all court levels, and separate the role of the executive in the functioning of the courts and in the training and discipline of members of the judiciary; (r) Ensure that the list of court fees is publicly displayed in all courts and that any additional fees that clerks may legitimately charge are also verified and publicly displayed; (s) Increase efforts to systematically record and report cases with a summary of the reasoning; (t) Increase efforts to minimize pretrial detention in order to, inter alia, reduce prison overcrowding; (u) Consider mechanisms to facilitate the timely registration and vote of all eligible Cambodian voters, including those who are homeless, disabled, relocated, in pretrial detention or homeless, or are internal migrant workers, while taking into consideration Cambodians who are documented or undocumented migrants overseas, including in other ASEAN countries; (v) Prepare and maintain a working schedule for reporting obligations under treaties to which the State is a party, while continuing to develop broad consultation strategies to inform the reports prepared; (w) Proceed expeditiously to establish, in accordance with the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture, an independent national preventive mechanism, and make public the two most recent reports of the Subcommittee against Torture; (x) Conclude the Memorandum of Understanding with the United Nations to ensure the continued functioning of OHCHR in Cambodia. 19