A/HRC/41/5 136.123 Take all measures to protect and support journalists, human rights defenders, including women human rights defenders, humanitarian workers and civil society organizations; investigate all attacks against them; and bring perpetrators to justice (Iceland); 136.124 Adopt effective measures to ensure adequate protection of journalists (Italy); 136.125 Adopt specific measures to protect and support journalists, human rights defenders and other actors of civil society, enabling them to work freely, without fear of reprisal or attack (Lithuania); 136.126 Take further concrete measures to improve conditions for journalists and human rights defenders (Norway); 136.127 Make further efforts to protect civil society organizations, human rights defenders and journalists from attacks and threats, and ensure a safe and secure environment for their work (Republic of Korea); 136.128 Implement an effective policy to protect human rights defenders in coordination with civil society (Luxembourg); 136.129 Continue taking steps in the field of women’s empowerment by expanding women’s participation in political, economic and social processes in Afghanistan (Kazakhstan); 136.130 Continue progress towards the empowerment of women, and increase their representation in government institutions (Egypt); 136.131 Ensure that women can fully and meaningfully participate in decision-making in all initiatives related to national and local-level peace processes (State of Palestine); 136.132 Continue efforts to combat trafficking in persons (Egypt); 136.133 Intensify measures to combat drug trafficking and opium production (Philippines); 136.134 Expedite the adoption of the child protection law, the family protection law and the migration law (Kyrgyzstan); 136.135 Adopt the draft law on protection of the family in order to bring the provisions of the Civil Code, on the part concerning the marriage age, in line with the provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Russian Federation); 136.136 Continue to strengthen its social programmes in favour of its people, especially the most vulnerable sectors (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 136.137 Further continue administrative and institutional reforms aiming at improving public services delivery (Azerbaijan); 136.138 Continue to provide programmes to help the poor and other vulnerable groups, including in rural society, to improve their skills and to give them better access to economic opportunities as well as basic services (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 136.139 Continue efforts to promote the economic, social and cultural rights of the people, in particular vulnerable social groups, such as women, children, persons with disabilities, refugees, returnees and internally displaced persons, who have suffered a lot from internal wars (Islamic Republic of Iran); 136.140 Ensure the provision of an alternative livelihood for people dependent on opium farming in order to provide them with legitimate sources of income for the realization of their economic and social rights (Pakistan); 18