A/HRC/29/10 142.115. Take the requisite measures to safeguard the independence of the judiciary, thereby strengthening this branch of Government (Namibia); 142.116. Duly consider the recommendations contained in the report of the Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission (Namibia); 142.117. Continue its active engagement with its international and regional partners towards surmounting technical and financial constraints in implementing the recommendations of the Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission, especially those that pertain to human rights (Philippines); 142.118. Continue judicial reform, including through the implementation of framework programme for judicial reform 2012–2016, as well as the creation of the Judges and Magistrates Vetting Board, and by reforming the police and penitentiary system (Russian Federation); 142.119. Adopt a national programme of action on the fight against corruption (Russian Federation); 142.120. Continue reform of the judiciary and the penitentiary system (Senegal); 142.121. Review its national laws and policies in order to ensure that surveillance of digital communications is consistent with its international human rights obligations and is conducted on the basis of a legal framework which is publicly accessible, clear, precise and non-discriminatory (Liechtenstein); 142.122. Institute further administrative measures to secure the equitable representation and participation of women in governance (Serbia); 142.123. Ensure that attacks against human rights defenders are properly investigated and their perpetrators are prosecuted (Slovakia); 142.124. Review the Kenya Information and Communication (Amendment) Act and the Media Council Act in order to safeguard that the principles of the Kenyan Constitution are guaranteed and upheld (Sweden); 142.125. Implement fully the 2013 Public Benefits Organizations Act, and safeguard rights and space for civil society, in line with the Kenyan Constitution (Sweden); 142.126. Take all the necessary measures to bring to an end attacks on journalists and ensure that the Information and Communication Act is in line with the human rights obligations of Kenya, in particular press freedom (Switzerland); 142.127. Review all new legislation to ensure consistency with International Human Rights Law and the Constitution, consulting broadly to build a national consensus and protect the role of an active civil society (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 142.128. Implement the 2013 Public Benefits Organizations Act, and ensure that any amendments to the Act are undertaken in consultation with civil society (United States of America); 142.129. Guarantee freedom of expression, press, associations and peaceful assembly of journalists, activists and participants in demonstrations (Uruguay); 142.130. Continue efforts to increase the participation of women in elected assemblies (Algeria); 20