A/HRC/29/7 121.121. Strive to eradicate the root causes of human trafficking (Belarus); 121.122. Implement the national legislation against trafficking in persons to curb the high incidence of trafficking in the country (Ghana); 121.123. Continue its efforts in training and capacity-building programme for government and law enforcement officials in dealing with the issue of trafficking in persons, particularly women and girls (Malaysia); 121.124. Continue its efforts in implementing its Legal Sector Master Plan on the Development of the Rule of Law (Philippines); 121.125. Continue implementing the Legal Sector Master Plan on the Development of the Rule of Law to improve its legal framework and institutional mechanisms (Cuba); 121.126. Continue to strengthen the rule of law and improve governance (Singapore); 121.127. Endeavour to implement the obligations under article 14 of ICCPR, which comprehensively guarantees the right to a fair trial and the rights of the accused (Namibia); 121.128. Continue to provide effective protection for the family, as the natural and fundamental unit of society (Egypt); 121.129. Ensure de jure and de facto protection of fundamental freedoms in order to be in conformity with ICCPR that has been ratified by the Lao People’s Democratic Republic. Regarding freedom of expression; lift the restrictions to freedom of press, ensure the independence and pluralism of media, and a safe environment for the work of journalists. Regarding freedom of association, facilitate unhindered action for human rights defenders and NGOs, notably through a reform of their registration system (France); 121.130. Ensure the protection of the rights of persons belonging to religious and other minorities and effectively investigate all alleged abuses and violations (Ireland); 121.131. Fully respect the right to freedom of religion, promotion of tolerance and inter-religious dialogue (Slovenia); 121.132. Reinforce respect for the rights to freedom of religion, freedom of conscience and free association (Holy See); 121.133. Amend the Prime Minister’s Decree on Religious Practice (Decree 92) to ease the process for religious groups to register their places of worship and allow new religious groups to obtain official recognition (United States of America); 121.134. Intensify the dialogue with religious leaders in order to erase all remaining restrictions on religions by law (Hungary); 121.135. Decriminalize defamation and misinformation and remove all undue restrictions on freedom of expression from the Penal Code, the Law on Publications and the newly adopted Internet law in conformity with the country’s international human rights obligations (Latvia); 121.136. Fully implement its obligations under ICCPR to respect and ensure the right to freedom of expression (Canada); 21