A/HRC/43/10 139.107 Strengthen respect for the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and freedom of expression (Croatia); 139.108 Continue to guarantee the freedom of peaceful assembly and of association with a view to strengthening democratic values in Kazakhstan (Indonesia); 139.109 Amend the law on peaceful assemblies to require a simple notification procedure for the holding of a public gathering (Netherlands); 139.110 Review the public assembly law to bring it into line with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Belgium); 139.111 Repeal the requirement of prior authorization of peaceful assemblies and adopt a new law on public assembly that is in compliance with international standards (Slovakia); 139.112 Undertake necessary measures to ensure full enjoyment by individuals of fundamental freedoms, including freedom of peaceful assembly and association (Poland); 139.113 Ensure effective investigation into acts of intimidation and harassment against lawyers and human right defenders (Austria); 139.114 Take immediate measures to ensure the effective protection of lawyers, media workers, bloggers and human rights defenders against any form of harassment and immediately and unconditionally release human rights defender Max Bokayev as per the request made by the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention (Czechia); 139.115 Ensure freedom of association and assembly by removing excessive controls on the registration and activities of non-governmental organizations and trade unions, and on the right to demonstrate (France); 139.116 Revise the 2015 law on charity to remove the registration process for non-governmental organizations (United States of America); 139.117 End restrictive reporting requirements for non-governmental organizations (United States of America); 139.118 Continue its efforts to strengthen civil society and the nongovernmental sector (Georgia); 139.119 Continue working to ensure active dialogue with civil society institutions in order to provide for the openness of the work of government bodies (Uzbekistan); 139.120 Implement legislation to protect freedom of association and peaceful assembly, and define and criminalize all slavery and slavery-like practices, including domestic servitude, and forced and bonded labour, in line with ILO standards (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 139.121 Continue its involvement in the promotion of interfaith dialogue and in upholding respect for freedom of religion or belief (Poland); 139.122 Revisit the legal framework regulating the exercise of religion or belief, in particular the 2011 law on religious activity and religious associations, to ensure the legislation’s compatibility with international legal standards (Denmark); 139.123 Ease registration for religious communities and ensure the full exercise of the freedom of religion or belief in line with international standards (Holy See); 139.124 Ensure the democratic process, especially by holding free, fair and transparent elections (France); 17