A/HRC/27/10 124.120 Make greater efforts to foster the law-abiding culture throughout the country (Viet Nam); 124.121 Continue building the social structure of the country, focusing on the promotion and protection of the family as the vital unit of the society (Uganda); 124.122 Provide more convenient living conditions to children without parents (South Sudan); 124.123 Remove restrictions on movement in and out of the capital and derogate Article 62 of the Penal Code, which prohibits leaving the country without State authorization, thereby removing all sanctions against those who decide to leave and to return to their country (Mexico); 124.124 Ensure free movement of all citizens and refrain from punishing those who return or are involuntarily returned to the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea from abroad (Czech Republic); 124.125 That steps be taken to further facilitate the easy travel of its citizens abroad (India); 124.126 Allow all religious believers to exercise their religion independently (Israel); 124.127 Reform legislation in the area of the rights of freedom of conscience and belief (Russian Federation); 124.128 Guarantee freedom of thought, conscience and religion to all individuals by ensuring the basic rights to freedom of assembly and association (Canada); 124.129 Enhance the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion, including the right to manifest such individually or in community with others in public or private, in worship, observance, practice and teaching, in line with all the provisions under article 18 of ICCPR, to which the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea is a State party (Namibia); 124.130 Increase measures to create conditions conducive for people to exercise freedom of expression (Indonesia); 124.131 End restrictions on the right to freedom of expression and related rights, as well as on movement (Botswana); 124.132 Allow the establishment of independent newspapers and other media; allow its citizens to access the Internet and the international media; and abolish compulsory indoctrination sessions (Australia); 124.133 Allow the establishment of independent newspapers and other social media, including free access to the internet (Israel); 124.134 Create a favourable environment for the activities of human rights defenders, journalists and other actors of civil society (Tunisia); 124.135 Open the information space in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea so that all its people have access to information of their choice and the possibility to impart it freely without fear of reprisals (Czech Republic); 124.136 Ensure free access of all its citizens to information in line with its international obligations under ICCPR (Slovakia); 19