A/HRC/36/3 114.54 Raise awareness in the society, among people of all ages, to enable them to recognize the importance of civil society organizations and their role in the dynamics of Bahraini society (Tunisia); 114.55 Allow international NGOs to visit Bahrain and to carry out their human rights work without restrictions, including by abolishing the current five-day limit for such visits (Iceland); 114.56 Engage in a genuine national dialogue in an open and inclusive manner with all stakeholders, with the aim of effectively addressing the legitimate aspirations and concerns of all the population in a comprehensive and inclusive manner (Islamic Republic of Iran); 114.57 Take urgent steps to facilitate the work of civil society and human rights defenders, and guarantee protection of all persons from intimidation or reprisals for seeking to cooperate with the United Nations (Ireland); 114.58 Maintain its commitment to achieving concrete political reform based on respect of the legitimate rights and aspirations of all its citizens, consistent with Bahrain’s international obligations and acceptance of the findings and recommendations of the 2011 report of the Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry (Australia); 114.59 Ensure the full implementation of all recommendations from the Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry (Belgium); 114.60 Continue adopting programmes and policies to strengthen national unity and cohesion (Egypt); 114.61 Take specific and additional measures aimed at strengthening its national unity and internal domestic security and fostering cooperation in order to disseminate the culture of social peaceful coherence and guarantee freedom of expression that ensures social justice among all components of society (Iraq); 114.62 Adopt effective measures in law and practice to eradicate all forms of discrimination, in particular on the basis of religion or belief (Honduras); 114.63 Take additional measures to combat intolerance, negative stereotyping and stigmatization, as well as discrimination, incitement to violence and violence against persons based on religion or belief, in line with Human Rights Council resolution 16/21 (Brazil); 114.64 Continue the application of policies and comprehensive and sustainable development (Cuba); programmes on 114.65 Continue paying attention to achieving comprehensive development through support for a human rights culture through the media and the educational system (Jordan); 114.66 Continue to implement policies and programmes for comprehensive and sustainable development (Libya); 114.67 Work towards raising awareness of the right to a safe environment through participation and cooperation among all partners (Tunisia); 114.68 Rescind the amendment of law 105b that allows for civilians to be prosecuted in military courts if accused of terrorism (Netherlands); 114.69 Ensure that counter-terrorist measures are fully consistent with Bahrain’s international human rights obligations (Brazil); 114.70 Review the anti-terrorism law and its implementation in order to ensure it cannot be abused for harassment, detention and prosecution of dissenters (Czechia); 15