A/HRC/29/10 142.131. Ensure full respect for freedom of expression and the press (Australia); 142.132. Take measures to address all allegations of abuse or intimidation against human rights defenders by the security forces, and integrate human rights education into police training programmes (Botswana); 142.133. Repeal or amend any laws that may constrain or limit a vibrant civil society, in line with international human rights obligations and the Constitution of Kenya (Canada); 142.134. Strengthen measures to ensure gender equality in law and in practice, in particular by applying positive measures for the participation of women in public life and the private sector (Colombia); 142.135. Respect the provisions of the Constitution on human rights in its amendments to the Public Benefit Organizations Act and amendments to media laws (Denmark); 142.136. Ensure that non-governmental organizations and human rights defenders can freely conduct their activities (France); 142.137. Create and maintain, in law and in practice, a safe and enabling environment in which human rights defenders and civil society can operate free from hindrance and insecurity, in accordance with Human Rights Council resolutions 22/6 and 27/31 (Ireland); 142.138. Ensure, in both legislation and its implementation, freedom of expression and freedom of the press as guaranteed in its Constitution (Japan); 142.139. Continue efforts to achieve as rapidly as possible the threshold of 30 per cent women in Parliament, as recommended by the Kenyan Constitution (Mauritania); 142.140. Ensure that laws enacted to regulate non-governmental organizations will not undermine their independence or unduly restrict their activities in the defence of human rights (Netherlands); 142.141. Pursue efforts to fully recognize women rights, their empowerment and participation in decision-making (Nicaragua); 142.142. Ensure strong public statements recognizing the legitimate and important role of human rights defenders and that all alleged attacks against human rights defenders are promptly and thoroughly investigated and that perpetuators are held accountable (Norway); 142.143. Fully implement the Public Benefit Organizations Act as soon as possible (Norway); 142.144. Increase representation of women in decision-making bodies (Senegal); 142.145. Allocate more resources to social protection, including cash transfers to the most vulnerable groups in the society (South Africa); 142.146. Continue its efforts to alleviate poverty reduction (South Sudan); 142.147. Approve and implement the Water Bill as a matter of urgency, particularly for rural and suburban communities (Spain); 142.148. Continue its efforts in implementing national policy frameworks to eradicate poverty, unemployment and ensure equality (Sri Lanka); 21