A/HRC/38/15 118.90 Strengthen efforts to guarantee freedom of religion or belief and adopt measures to prevent and combat attacks towards holy sites and symbols (Italy); 118.91 Guarantee the protection of the rights and the work of human rights defenders (Paraguay); 118.92 Take the necessary measures to guarantee the work of international human rights defenders (Argentina); 118.93 Ensure free functioning of human rights organizations and ensure their access to information (Russian Federation); 118.94 Ensure that civil society organizations are able to carry out their work in a secure and free environment, without undue restrictions and intimidations (Sweden); 118.95 Step up efforts to fully protect and promote an enabling and safe environment conducive to the work of all independent human rights organizations (Netherlands); 118.96 Take steps to provide the necessary and equal protection for all human rights defenders, as well as create the necessary circumstances for them to be able to carry out their activities freely, without discrimination and in a secure environment (Belgium); 118.97 Protect the ability of civil society organizations to operate freely in Israel, particularly human rights groups and international non-governmental organizations (Canada); 118.98 Take the necessary measures to ensure that human rights defenders and civil society actors can carry out their legitimate work in a safe environment without threats and harassment (Denmark); 118.99 Guarantee freedom of speech and association, and ensure that civil society organizations, which have been integral parts of Israel’s vibrant and functioning democracy, continue to have the space in which to operate (Finland); 118.100 Continue ensuring that human rights defenders are able to accomplish their legitimate work in a secure and free environment (Greece); 118.101 Take steps to ensure constraints on freedom of movement do not restrict people’s basic rights, including access to health care and education (Australia); 118.102 Sustain its efforts to protect and to promote the rights of minority women through dedicated policies, taking into account their unique cultural and economic conditions (Singapore); 118.103 Continue the efforts aimed at eliminating trafficking in persons domestically, as well as to continue to make its contribution to the global effort to combat this scourge at international level (Romania); 118.104 Step up efforts in terms of advancing women’s rights inclusive to combat trafficking of and violence against women (Indonesia); 118.105 Continue to work to reduce discrimination against women (Portugal); 118.106 Continue their laudable efforts in promoting gender-based equality, including women’s participation in public and private life and combating gender-based violence (Greece); 118.107 Continue to take steps in order to ensure full equality between women and men and to combat all forms of discrimination against women, in particular domestic violence (Romania); 15