A/HRC/30/11 provide adequate resources to establish an effective protection mechanism (Sierra Leone); 125.55 Ensure prompt investigations into attacks and threats against human rights defenders, indigenous people, and journalists as well as to ensure that they can carry out their activities without fear of reprisals (Slovenia); 125.56 Continue the proceedings relating to human rights defenders, journalists, social communicators and justice officials for their full and effective protection, enabling them to perform their functions with all guarantees (Spain); 125.57 Guarantee that all human rights defenders in Honduras are able to carry out their legitimate human rights activities according to the Declaration on Human Rights Defenders (Sweden); 125.58 Bring to a conclusion the legislative process and proceed to implement the bill on the protection of human rights defenders, journalists, those working in the media, and justice officials (Uruguay); 125.59 Guarantee the effective implementation of the bill on the protection of human rights defenders, journalists, social communicators and justice officials, including appropriate financing (Brazil); 125.60 Pursue the legislative work initiated in 2014 to protect journalists, human rights defenders and some members of the judiciary in the fight against crime (France); consider approving the draft bill for the protection of human rights defenders, journalists, social communicators and justice officials (Paraguay); continue ongoing efforts aimed at the adoption of the law for the protection of human rights defenders, journalists, social communicators and justice officials (Peru); 125.61 Create and further implement social policies focused on providing better education, increasing the enrolment of students and reducing the number of school dropouts (Holy See); 125.62 Make every effort to respect the dignity of human life, especially of women and children who are most vulnerable to gross abuses (Holy See); 125.63 Continue strengthening its social assistance programmes, in favour of the most vulnerable in the country (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 125.64 Adopt institutional measures to improve the quality of live, ensuring that minors and adolescents remain permanently in the country, and preventing their unaccompanied migration. In the repatriation processes, ensure that the principle of the best interest of the child is respected and promote their effective social reintegration (Mexico); 125.65 Continue to promote and protect the enjoyment of fundamental freedoms and rights of its citizens in the areas of education, health, rights of women and children, and persons with disabilities (Nigeria); 125.66 Continue further work on the protection of vulnerable groups of the population, such as women, children and youth (Russian Federation); 125.67 Strengthen the system for the protection of persons at risk, notably women and children (Angola); 22