A/HRC/40/12 121.98 Take measures to promptly and impartially investigate the recent deadly attacks against journalists and bring perpetrators to justice (Lithuania); 121.99 Adopt a law related to the freedom of information in line with international standards (Benin); 121.100 Take measures to protect human rights defenders (Canada); 121.101 Combat hate speech and extremism (Iraq); 121.102 Continue with determined efforts in promoting reconciliation and peaceful coexistence among the people irrespective of religious or any other differences (Nigeria); 121.103 Deploy sustained efforts to put an end to hate speech and incitement to violence, while preserving at the same time freedom of expression (Belgium); 121.104 Implement article 151 of the Criminal Code and prosecute all acts of human trafficking (Germany); 121.105 Adopt and implement in an effective manner legislation aimed at protecting indigenous populations against slavery (Benin); 121.106 Develop a national strategy of employment that would promote gender equality (Serbia); 121.107 Consider the setting up of a new strategy to combat poverty (Niger); 121.108 Review the national legal framework on the issue of housing, land and property, and develop and implement a national strategy in this respect (Serbia); 121.109 Prioritize government programmes to address poverty, particularly affecting women and children (South Africa); 121.110 Continue to strengthen social policies for a better quality of life of the people, in particular of the most vulnerable sectors of society (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 121.111 Improve access for humanitarian agencies and organizations to ensure affected people’s immediate and critical needs are met (Australia); 121.112 Continue efforts to improve road infrastructures (Cameroon); 121.113 Continue to promote economic and social development, reduce poverty and better guarantee the rights of women, children and people with disabilities (China); 121.114 Continue to promote economic and social development with the goal of eradicating poverty and improving the standard of life of the population (Djibouti); 121.115 Continue working to improve health-care and education services for a better standard of living of its population, in particular to work on expanding literacy programmes (Cuba); 121.116 Increase health expenditure and ensure seamless access for women and girls to reproductive and sexual health care (India); 121.117 Continue strengthening efforts to ensure the physical and mental health of the family as part of constitutional mandate of the Central African Republic (Indonesia); 121.118 Continue efforts to improve access to health care for vulnerable groups (Maldives); 121.119 Continue efforts aimed at reinforcing the health sector, particularly through the formulation of the Third National Plan on Health-Care Development (Morocco); GE.19-00176 17