A/HRC/44/9 142.161 Ensure a safe and enabling environment for human rights defenders, including by investigating attacks (Norway); 142.162 Implement the Public Benefits Organizations Act swiftly (Norway); 142.163 Continue to be open to civil society and protect human rights defenders (Tunisia); 142.164 Implement the Public Benefits Organizations Act, ensuring any amendments to the Act promote a transparent framework for NGOs to operate freely, and the Access to Information Act, to increase transparency and accessibility of public information (United States of America); 142.165 Increase efforts to promote women’s political participation (Japan); 142.166 Establish mechanisms to increase the participation of women in political and public life, in decision-making positions, and make efforts to eradicate gender stereotypes that result in violence against women (Costa Rica); 142.167 Ensure that all human rights are duly respected and protected in the run-up to and during the coming general elections, in 2022 (Japan); 142.168 Acknowledge the violations of the rights of survivors of electoralrelated sexual violence and start a process of consultations with survivors and civil society to inform the design and implementation of reparations measures and programmes (Croatia); 142.169 Undertake electoral reforms aimed at reducing conflicts that have been associated with elections (Vanuatu); 142.170 Accelerate its efforts to combat trafficking in persons (Georgia); 142.171 Establish and implement minimum standards ensuring the protection and rehabilitation of victims of trafficking (Germany); 142.172 Take further steps in combating trafficking in persons and provide sufficient protection to victims of trafficking (Indonesia); 142.173 Adopt policy and measures to end sex trafficking and forced labour (Islamic Republic of Iran); 142.174 Take additional efforts to combat trafficking in human beings (Iraq); 142.175 Continue efforts to combat human trafficking and child labour (Nigeria); 142.176 Ensure that surveillance and profiling of citizens respect the right to privacy, including judicial oversight (Germany); 142.177 Continue to take measures aimed at addressing the issue of youth unemployment (Kuwait); 142.178 Strengthen its efforts to address gender-based discrimination and sexual harassment in the workplace (Maldives); 142.179 Take additional measures to eliminate discrimination and harassment in the workplace, including on the basis of sex and sexual orientation and gender identity (Netherlands); 142.180 Continue to elaborate the development plan of the country and dedicate the resources necessary to improve the living standards of Kenyans, particularly in the areas of health and housing (Barbados); 142.181 Continue implementing the affordable housing programme for lowincome people to achieve the goals regarding the right to adequate housing (Oman); 18