A/HRC/40/16 130.90 Continue (Cameroon); strengthening the independence of the judiciary 130.91 Take action to investigate and prosecute perpetrators of human rights abuses during the conflict, with a view to ensuring full accountability (Australia); 130.92 Set up an independent commission of justice, truth and reconciliation to shed light on the events that took place in Pool from April 2016 to December 2017 (Canada); 130.93 Adopt concrete measures to ensure access to a fair trial for all within a reasonable time, strengthen the independence of the judiciary and strengthen mechanisms to combat impunity (Canada); 130.94 Repeal laws that criminalize adultery and enact comprehensive legislation making domestic violence and all forms of human trafficking illegal (Australia); 130.95 Include a definition of torture in the Criminal Code, which fully incorporates article 1 of the Convention against Torture, within this universal periodic review cycle (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 130.96 Include a concrete definition of torture according to the Convention against Torture in the Criminal Code and take effective measures to ensure the prosecution of all perpetrators of any form of ill-treatment (Germany); 130.97 Release all remaining prisoners of conscience, investigate reports of abuses by security forces and deaths of persons in detention, and take effective measures to ensure fair trial guarantees for all individuals (United States of America); 130.98 Take all necessary measures to promote and protect a safe and enabling environment in which both civil society and human rights defenders can operate free from fear, hindrance and insecurity (Ireland); 130.99 Guarantee the exercise of the rights to freedom of expression, association and peaceful assembly, in compliance with international law (Italy); 130.100 Continue dialogue with national institutions, civil society, partners and all relevant stakeholders in the field of human rights in order to promote participation (Jordan); 130.101 Revise laws regarding freedom of association and peaceful assembly to ensure they are consistent with your international obligations and commitments (United States of America); 130.102 Refrain from imposing restrictions on telecommunication networks and restricting access to the Internet, including social networks and email sites, to guarantee the rights to freedom of expression and access to information (Belgium); 130.103 Continue improving the infrastructure of communication networks (Cameroon); 130.104 Strengthen efforts to combat trafficking in persons, especially women and children, including by improving national legislation and law enforcement practices (Belarus); 130.105 Continue efforts to combat trafficking in persons, including the examination of the draft law on trafficking in persons (Tunisia); 130.106 Enact comprehensive anti-trafficking legislation that criminalizes all forms of trafficking and prescribes sufficiently stringent penalties (United States of America); 130.107 Continue the adoption process of the bill against trafficking in persons (Gabon); 16 GE.18-22821