A/HRC/37/9 111.64 Initiate or pursue timely, independent, impartial and effective investigations into threats and attacks against human rights defenders and bring those responsible to justice (Belgium); 111.65 Develop a gender and culturally differentiated public policy for the protection of human rights defenders, and ensure adequate political support and resources for its implementation (Canada); 111.66 Lift restrictions on freedom of expression and adopt legal and regulatory measures for the protection and safety of journalists against persecution, intimidation and harassment (Chile); 111.67 Ensure that human rights defenders can carry out their legitimate activities without fear or undue impediment, obstruction, or legal or administrative harassment (Chile); 111.68 Strengthen the independence and effectiveness of the judiciary and adopt all necessary measures to consolidate recent efforts in the fight against impunity (Germany); 111.69 Increase efforts in the fight against impunity and corruption, through increasing the financial resources for the judiciary and through the implementation of judicial reforms aimed at fully ensuring the independence of the judiciary (Netherlands); 111.70 Continue with its efforts to strengthen the effectiveness and independence of the justice system (Republic of Korea); 111.71 Continue the policy agenda to strengthen the specialized justice system to protect women (Ukraine); 111.72 Dismantle groups of power and other clandestine structures of corruption that prevent guarantees of fair trials and due process, in line with international standards (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 111.73 Adopt measures to ensure the sustainability of efforts to fight corruption, such as legal and public policy reforms, to improve public confidence in the justice system and to increase its independence (Canada); 111.74 Ensure that the International Commission against Impunity in Guatemala is able to perform its work effectively (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 111.75 Closely cooperate with the International Commission against Impunity in Guatemala (Lithuania); 111.76 Fully cooperate with the International Commission against Impunity in Guatemala in all aspects of its mandate (Sweden); 111.77 Cooperate with, and support the work of, the International Commission against Impunity in Guatemala (Australia); 111.78 Continue to invest resources to expand social programmes that promote and protect the human rights of older persons in Guatemala, in particular those living in poverty, to allow them to age with dignity (Singapore); 111.79 Implement measures to facilitate access to health care and education, particularly for the most vulnerable populations (Angola); 111.80 Back efforts to counter child malnutrition and continue to strengthen programmes to eradicate poverty and extreme poverty (Germany); 111.81 Assign the necessary human and financial resources for the prompt implementation of the National Strategy to Prevent Chronic Malnutrition 2016–2020 (Honduras); 15