A/HRC/21/16 124.97. Further strengthen freedom of expression and access to public domain information, particularly at the community level and with government departments (Poland); 124.98. Ensure compliance of domestic laws with the right to access to information and freedom of expression (Austria); 124.99. Ensure that the Protection of State Information Bill, when adopted, fully complies with international human rights law (Norway); 124.100. Ensure that the Protection of State Information Bill and other statutory measures do not violate the right to freedom of expression or unduly impede access to public domain information (Canada); 124.101. Reconsider the Protection of State Information Bill to ensure its conformity with ICCPR, in particular by removing excessive penalties for publication of classified information and the inclusion of a public interest defence (Czech Republic); 124.102. Continue amending and improving the project of the Protection of State Information Bill as this law, in the form proposed to the Parliament earlier this year, has the potential to undermine the right to access to information and freedom of expression under the pretext of national security and national interest (Poland); 124.103. Amend the draft bill on the Protection of State Information so that freedom of press is not curtailed in a disproportionate manner (Switzerland); 124.104. Consider suspending the enactment of the Protection of State Information Bill, approved last November (Portugal); 124.105. Remain a promoter of freedom of expression, at national and international levels, and to review the current text of the Protection of State Information Bill (Sweden); 124.106. Engage civil society, activists, NGOs and media to seek common ground on the Protection of State Information Bill (United States of America); 124.107. Safeguard the freedom of the press, through the abrogation of the Protection of Information Bill (Germany); 124.108. Develop further decent work/labour through the comprehensive economic growth (Palestine); 124.109. Continue consolidating its social policies towards the achievement of decent employment, quality basic education and a healthy life with food security for all its people (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 124.110. Continue its efforts to combat corruption, social and economic inequalities (Togo); 124.111. Strengthen its development policies in rural areas, with special emphasis on the access of children and persons with disabilities to services (Chile); 124.112. Create a favourable environment for the effective enjoyment of the rights of persons with disabilities (Djibouti); 124.113. Take effective measures to combat poverty (Iraq); 22