A/HRC/11/20 Page 20 18. Strengthen its efforts to guarantee freedom of assembly and association, to respect the work of human rights defenders, and that legislation concerning NGOs is implemented accordingly (Netherlands); Take all necessary measures to ensure that the law “on freedom of assembly” is not applied in an unduly strict manner by the local authorities, to consider abolishing the pre-approval requirement for public assemblies altogether and to replace it with an obligation of notification for the organisers of public assemblies (Germany); Uphold the respect of the right to peaceful assembly and ensure that the right is effectively implemented (Sweden); Improve respect for the right to freedom of assembly in line with its domestic legislation and its obligations under article 21 of the ICCPR (Canada); 19. Share best practices in promoting religious tolerance and harmony in society (Philippines); Take fully into account the recommendations of the Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Religion aimed at promoting and fully ensuring freedom of religion for all religious communities throughout Azerbaijan (Italy); In order to foster a further dialogue between religions, develop an educational and awareness program focusing on the different religions in the country (Holy See); Come to a more streamlined and transparent registration process and visa issuing for clergy and religious personnel in general (Holy See); 20. Increase the efforts to ensure that detention conditions fully meets international human rights standards (Sweden); Improve the living standards and conditions in prisons (Poland); Take all the necessary measures to shorten the pre-trial detention of all persons arrested on criminal charges, in particular that of minors, and create separate detention facilities for the latter as well as to urgently improve prison conditions (Germany); Address persisting problems, such as overcrowding and insufficient health care and to establish and independent mechanisms to overview conditions in detention facilities, with particular focus on conditions of children and their protection against violence and abuse (Czech Republic); 21. Improve the administration of justice, including the establishment of a system of inspection of detention centers and a system to follow-up complaints of allegations of torture (Mexico); Ensure the effective implementations of the Penal Enforcement Code and the Code of Criminal Procedure which contains some progressive dispositions regarding the welfare of detainees and prisoners (Indonesia); Speed up the implementation of legal framework, as well as improve systems and procedures for the administration of justice and to make further progress on public governance (Chile); Consider taking substantial measures, such as requesting capacity-building assistance, to advance the understanding of human rights and criminal investigation ability of police personnel (Japan); 22. Continue its efforts to improve and ensure access to education for all children and to include human rights teaching in school programs (Algeria); Continue providing accessibility and high calibre education at all levels (Belarus); Consider widely disseminate information on the provision of CEDAW to the publics through education system, awareness-raising campaigns and gender sensitivity training (Malaysia); Develop a national strategy to guarantee better access to education to all children and to include in the school system, at all levels, appropriate measures in the field of human rights education, in accordance with