A/HRC/28/11 134.120 Take measures to fight impunity of State agents guilty of serious human rights violations and facilitate access to justice for their victims (Switzerland); 134.121 Intensify its efforts to strengthen the legal mechanism in order to improve the access of people to the justice system (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 134.122 Demonstrate greater flexibility and tolerance with respect to religious minorities by reforming Law 2/04 on Freedom of Religion to conform to the provisions of the Angolan Constitution, as well as international human rights obligations (Canada); 134.123 Fully respect freedom of expression, opinion, association and peaceful assembly in accordance with Angola’s obligations under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Belgium); 134.124 Amend its legislation to protect freedom of expression, including freedom of the press (Slovenia); 134.125 Ensure the protection of the rights of individuals – including members of civil society organizations, the media and the political opposition – to assemble and speak free from intimidation and harassment (Canada); 134.126 Improve the space for free operation of independent media, including state media, reinforce monitoring and sanctioning of abuses of media legislation and create an enabling working environment for journalists (Czech Republic); 134.127 Take measures to fully guarantee the respect of freedom of expression and of freedom of association and assembly (France); 134.128 Create and maintain, in law and in practice, a safe and enabling environment, in which human rights defenders, journalists and civil society can operate free from hindrance and insecurity, in accordance with Human Rights Council resolutions 22/6, 27/5 and 27/31 (Ireland); 134.129 Further promote freedom of expression, association and the press (Senegal); 134.130 Respect, protect and promote freedom of expression of journalists, in particular with regard to the well-established international human rights principle that public officials should tolerate more, rather than less, criticism than private individuals (Sweden); 134.131 Respect the right of peaceful association according to its domestic law and international human rights law (Costa Rica); 134.132 Make procedures for registration of civil society organizations transparent, non-discriminatory and expeditious (Norway); 134.133 Take the necessary measures to create a safe and favourable environment for civil society by respecting the human rights of all individuals, in particular the rights to freedom of expression and association (Switzerland); 134.134 Fully respect peaceful assembly in accordance with Angolan and international human rights law (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 134.135 To step up its current efforts aiming at strengthening women participation in the political and economic life of the country (Burundi); 21