A/HRC/39/14 141.80 Ensure effective, prompt and independent investigations of all cases of harassment and violence against journalists and human rights defenders and bring perpetrators to justice (Austria); 141.81 Enhance efforts to investigate all allegations of torture and illtreatment, in particular against human rights defenders, journalists and members of religious groups, and hold perpetrators accountable (Brazil); 141.82 Investigate promptly and impartially all allegations of arbitrary arrest and detention of civil society actors and develop transparent processes to ensure ready access to legal representation (Canada); 141.83 Thoroughly investigate all allegations of torture and ill-treatment against detainees and sanction the perpetrators of such acts (Chile); 141.84 Investigate allegations of arbitrary arrests of human rights defenders and journalists, and ensure that freedom of opinion and expression is not unduly restricted on grounds of extremism, defamation or “humiliation of honour” (Czechia); 141.85 Thoroughly investigate all allegations of torture and ill-treatment of detainees and hold perpetrators accountable (Greece); 141.86 Ensure prompt, effective, independent and impartial investigations into all allegations of arbitrary detention, torture and ill-treatment of human rights defenders, civil society activists and journalists (Ireland); 141.87 Make the necessary adjustments to ensure access of women to employment by eliminating wage inequalities between men and women, and promote collective bargaining between trade unions and employers by acting as mediators during dialogues and agreements concluded between the parties (Panama); 141.88 Establish a robust legal framework to eliminate all forms of discrimination and violence against women (Nepal); 141.89 Adopt without delay a national strategy for the prevention of genderbased violence, including domestic violence, and allocate the necessary resources for these policies to ensure their effectiveness (Belgium); 141.90 Carry out policies aimed at ensuring the application of the Law on the Prevention of Domestic Violence (Paraguay); 141.91 Redouble its efforts to ensure access to inclusive and quality education for girls and women in rural areas (Honduras); 141.92 Take measures to ensure that the secondary school attendance rate among girls in rural areas is raised to the commendably high level of attendance of girls in urban areas (Hungary); 141.93 Continue and strengthen ongoing efforts to eliminate child marriage and ensure that girls complete secondary education before getting married (Togo); 141.94 Continue efforts to eliminate child marriage and to ensure that girls go through secondary education before marriage (Kyrgyzstan); 141.95 Pursue efforts to preserve cultural and linguistic diversity including through the education system (Russian Federation); 141.96 Facilitate the procedure of compulsory registration for minority communities and do not unnecessarily obstruct their religious freedom (Spain); 141.97 Use the terminology “migrants in an irregular situation” for those who enter into the country and have not yet completed the entry formalities (Paraguay); 141.98 Implement a non-discriminatory asylum policy (Switzerland); 23