A/HRC/28/7 their education, and progressively raise the minimum age of employment (Canada); 115.9 Protect and fulfil children’s rights, eradicating child labour and the sexual exploitation of minors (Israel); 115.10 Develop a National Strategic Plan for the Progressive Elimination of Child Labour, with short- and medium-term goals as well as follow-up and evaluation mechanisms, both quantitative and qualitative, and endowed with financial resources for its implementation at the national, departmental and municipal level (Spain); 115.11 Step up reform of the justice system with a view to addressing effectively access to justice, interference in judicial proceedings and the backlog of cases (Slovakia); 115.12 Take legislative as well as practical steps to ensure that judicial procedures including that against Mr. Tóásó are conducted in a just, transparent, and impartial manner, in full respect of human rights norms, including the recommendations of United Nations mechanisms (Hungary); 115.13 Adopt measures to end violations to due process in judicial proceedings (Israel); 115.14 Ensure the protection of human rights defenders and journalists as well as efficient and impartial investigation of threats and attacks targeting them (Czech Republic); 115.15 Recognize that independent and free media are an essential component of a functioning democracy, and allow all journalists and media outlets to operate without fear (United States of America). 116. The Plurinational State of Bolivia considers that the above-mentioned recommendations in paragraph 115 are not up to date, and do not reflect the current situation. 117. All conclusions and/or recommendations contained in the present report reflect the position of the submitting State(s) and/or the State under review. They should not be construed as endorsed by the Working Group as a whole. 25