A/HRC/41/7 38.214 Nurture a culture of free expression online and offline and release all imprisoned human rights defenders, including bloggers and political dissenters, and put an end to their harassment (Czechia); 38.215 Create an enabling environment for independent civil society and ensure that the law on association facilitates the registration, work and funding of NGOs free from undue State interference and restrictions (Czechia); 38.216 Lay the ground for political plurality and democracy and guarantee its citizens the full enjoyment of the rights to vote and to be elected and to take part in the conduct of public affairs (Czechia); 38.217 Revise the Penal Code and the Criminal Procedure Code and criminalize all forms of violence against women, raise public awareness on gender equality and combating discrimination against women and girls, and enhance efforts and measures to prevent and combat human trafficking, especially of women and children (Hungary); 38.218 Continue its efforts to combat human trafficking (India); 38.219 Continue to strengthen measures to combat trafficking in persons, particularly women and children (Maldives); 38.220 Intensify efforts to combat trafficking in persons (Iraq); 38.221 Continue taking strong measures to combat human trafficking, with a special focus on protecting and promoting the rights of vulnerable women and children (Nepal); 38.222 Continue with its strategy on preventing and combating human trafficking (Nigeria); 38.223 Continue its implementation of measures to protect and assist victims of trafficking in recovery and rehabilitation, and to share experiences in this regard (Philippines); 38.224 Continue to carry out policies on the protection and promotion of the human rights of vulnerable groups, such as women, children and persons with disabilities, also in order to prevent and combat human trafficking, child labour and child, early and forced marriage, as well as other forms of violence and discrimination (Italy); 38.225 Ensure all forms of trafficking in persons are criminalized according to international standards, including a legal amendment to define children as persons under 18 (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 38.226 Strengthen efforts and measures aimed at prohibiting and combating trafficking in persons (Yemen); 38.227 Put specific measures in place to facilitate the social reintegration of girls who are victims of prostitution (Angola); 38.228 Improve efforts to prevent and combat human trafficking, particularly of women and girls at the cross-border areas of the country (Chile); 38.229 Adopt marriage equality legislation, extending full marriage rights to same-sex couples (Iceland); 38.230 Review the law on marriage and family with a view to setting the same minimum age for marriage for women and men (Zambia); 38.231 Review the law on marriage and the family to guarantee equality to same-sex couples (Canada); 38.232 Improve access to vocational training – regardless of gender – through the creation of stable finance mechanisms in particular for vulnerable groups (Germany); 19