A/HRC/39/14 gender identity, ensuring their full social integration on the same footing (Spain); 141.31 Immediately and unconditionally release all prisoners arrested on political grounds, including Mr. Ilgar Mammadov, and adopt safeguards against arbitrary or politically motivated detention (Norway); 141.32 Release all activists, journalists and bloggers held on politically motivated charges, and dismiss the criminal charges against those individuals that have already been released (Australia); 141.33 Ensure that human rights defenders, lawyers and civil society actors are able to carry out their activities without fear or threat of reprisal, obstruction or legal or administrative harassment, as previously recommended (Sweden); 141.34 Stop all politically motivated legal proceedings against independent civil society actors (Sweden); 141.35 Amend the Code of Administrative Offences, the Law on Grants and the Law on NGOs to eliminate requirements for re-registration and to simplify regulations on access to funding (Sweden); 141.36 Ensure the right to freedom of expression, including by revoking its decision from 2017 to block the websites of several independent and opposition media (Sweden); 141.37 Guarantee the rights to freedom of expression, both online and offline, freedom of association and peaceful assembly (Switzerland); 141.38 Immediately and unconditionally release all individuals in custody for exercising their fundamental freedoms, including the rights to freedom of expression, association, assembly and religion (United States of America); 141.39 Amend the Law on Advocates and Advocates’ Activities to remove executive and judicial representatives from the Qualification Commission of the Bar Association, to prevent the use of punitive measures against lawyers for their human rights work, and to ensure transparent criteria and procedures for admission (United States of America); 141.40 Take the necessary measures to guarantee that all persons can exercise peacefully their right to freedom of expression in conformity with international standards, in particular regarding human rights defenders (Argentina); 141.41 Remove libel and defamation as criminal offences and take further steps to ensure journalists may work freely and without fear of retribution (Australia); 141.42 Review administrative and legislative provisions and projects, including on defamation, to fully guarantee the enjoyment of freedom of expression, assembly and association (Austria); 141.43 Take steps to implement its international obligations on freedom of expression, including the decriminalization of defamation (Belgium); 141.44 Create the environment for a free and independent media and take effective measures to ensure that the press and media can work free from oppression, intimidation or reprisals (Slovakia); 141.45 Take steps to cease restrictions on the right to freedom of opinion and expression, and ensure that the right to manifest one’s religion in private or in public is fully protected and realized (Ghana); 141.46 Ensure full respect for freedom of expression in line with its international commitments, including by ensuring that all journalists may work freely and without fear of retribution, allowing foreign media broadcasts 20