A/HRC/41/7 38.165 Share its experiences on the implementation of the law on special reprieve and the reintegration of former convicts into the community (Cuba); 38.166 Authorize the publication of independent newspapers and cease legal sanctions against and harassment of journalists and citizens peacefully expressing views through print media, the Internet and radio (Denmark); 38.167 Repeal or amend the Penal Code and the cybersecurity law so that provisions relating to national security are clearly defined or removed, to ensure that they cannot be applied in an arbitrary manner to endanger any forms of freedom of expression, including Internet freedom (Finland); 38.168 Take steps to guarantee freedom of opinion and freedom of expression, including on the Internet, in the context of the adoption of the law on cybersecurity (France); 38.169 Take steps to preserve and promote vibrant and diverse religions and beliefs in Viet Nam (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 38.170 Take measures to combat violence and harassment motivated by religious belief, ethnic discrimination and inequality (Brazil); 38.171 Review all convictions based on laws restricting freedom of expression and opinion, in particular articles 79 and 88 of the Penal Code, according to the revised penalty ranges (Germany); 38.172 Develop measures to protect reporters and journalists from all forms of discrimination and violence (Greece); 38.173 Fully implement the recently enacted law on freedom of religion or belief (Greece); 38.174 Consider revising national legislation, including the law on belief and religion and the media laws, in order to harmonize it with international standards regarding the right to freedom of expression and of religion (Brazil); 38.175 Release human rights defenders sentenced to prison for exercising the right to freedom of expression (Iceland); 38.176 Invest resources through national programmes and plans to develop and provide access to the Internet in remote areas (Indonesia); 38.177 Take the necessary measures to ensure the freedom of expression of human rights defenders and journalists, in particular by investigating and punishing perpetrators of threats and reprisals against them (Argentina); 38.178 Continue its efforts to implement policies on promoting harmony among religions (United Arab Emirates); 38.179 Protect civil and political rights, especially freedom of expression, peaceful assembly and association (Luxembourg); 38.180 Protect human rights defenders and prosecute all persons guilty of violence or intimidation against them (Luxembourg); 38.181 Promote access to information in accordance with Viet Nam’s national law (Malaysia); 38.182 Continue with measures aimed at fully implementing the recent law on freedom of religion or belief in order to guarantee its effectiveness (Malta); 38.183 Amend, within one year, the 2015 Penal Code, Decree 174/2013, Decree 72/2013, Decree 27/2018, the 2018 law on cybersecurity and articles 4, 9, 14 and 15 of the 2016 press law to guarantee offline and online freedom of the press and expression, and the right to privacy, in line with articles 17 and 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Netherlands); 38.184 Lift restrictions on freedom of expression, and particularly online freedom, in line with Viet Nam’s obligations under international law (Ireland); 16