A/HRC/39/7 101.92 Fully implement government decrees banning the forced mobilization of public sector workers and students, and provide access for independent nongovernmental organizations to conduct monitoring of labour rights (Australia); 101.93 Continue and expand efforts with regard to freedom of expression and the media (France); 101.94 More vigorously take further steps towards increased press freedom (Georgia); 101.95 Allow the media to operate without government interference, and ensure access to all sources of information, including foreign sources and the Internet (Germany); 101.96 Cease all restrictions on the right to freedom of opinion and expression, and ensure that the right to manifest one’s religion in private or in public is fully protected and realized (Ghana); 101.97 Take the necessary measures to guarantee that all persons can peacefully exercise their right to freedom of expression in accordance with international standards, in particular when it comes to human rights defenders (Argentina); 101.98 Adopt concrete measures to ensure the legitimate exercise of the rights to freedom of expression, association and belief (Norway); 101.99 Release all journalists detained on politically motivated charges (Slovakia); 101.100 Refrain from oppression of the free press by instances of police violence, detention and censorship (Slovakia); 101.101 Bring legal provisions that restrict the right to freedom of expression and freedom of the media into line with Uzbekistan’s international human rights obligations, including by allowing effective access to information, also online (Sweden); 101.102 Ensure that all individuals, including human rights defenders and journalists, may exercise their right to freedom of expression and access to information (Switzerland); 101.103 Guarantee freedom of expression, assembly and association, and end the harassment of journalists, human rights defenders and those exercising their constitutional right to peaceful protest (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 101.104 Release all persons imprisoned on the basis of their political affiliation, and cease the use of article 221 of the Criminal Code to extend prison sentences without justification (Australia); 101.105 Continue implementing measures to extend public access to legal information and to extend targeted educational work in this area (Belarus); 101.106 Ensure that all trials, including those of persons charged with terrorism or in connection with membership in banned religious organizations, observe international fair trial standards (Finland); 101.107 Consider removing burdensome and oppressive registration requirements, and rescind intrusive government practices, including monitoring and raiding, which infringe on the right to freedom of religion or belief (Ghana); 101.108 Release all prisoners of conscience incarcerated or arbitrarily detained on account of their faith (Ghana); 101.109 Adopt effective measures to promote and protect freedom of religion or belief and to prevent related restrictions and discrimination (Italy); 15