A/HRC/43/11 146.107 Take further steps to improve the administration of justice, to safeguard the independence of the judiciary and to increase the number of trained judges, prosecutors and lawyers (Czechia); 146.108 Promote the independence of the judiciary and increase the number of judges, lawyers and prosecutors (Iraq); 146.109 Provide the courts with the necessary staff to ensure the swiftness and regularity of proceedings and their successful completion (Luxembourg); 146.110 Take action to improve the judicial system by appointing and recruiting enough judges and prosecutors (United Republic of Tanzania); 146.111 Strengthen the justice sector by improving the capacity of the courts through training judges, prosecutors and court officials and by improving the justice infrastructure through ensuring sufficient courthouses and justice facilities throughout the country (Netherlands); 146.112 Take steps to ensure that the juvenile justice system applies to children of up to 18 years of age and is provided with adequate human, technical and financial resources (Ghana); 146.113 Continue and intensify efforts to combat corruption, including through communication and by raising awareness of its economic and social costs, and its impact on human rights (Ecuador); 146.114 Strengthen its efforts to combat corruption and reinforce good governance practices (Georgia); 146.115 Continue strengthening its efforts to combat corruption and illicit financial flows and strengthen the capacity of all law enforcement agencies to combat corruption (Kyrgyzstan); 146.116 Ease registration requirements for religious groups and reopen places of worship closed during Operation Rescue (United States of America); 146.117 Undertake consultations with Christian leaders to relax restrictions on church registration (Haiti); 146.118 Promote respect for religious minorities by reforming law No. 2/04 on freedom of religion to conform with the provisions of the Angolan Constitution, as well as international human rights obligations (Canada); 146.119 Step up its efforts to promote freedom of the press, including by engaging with relevant stakeholders, particularly civil society and the press, when enacting or revising relevant media laws (Thailand); 146.120 Continue legislative reforms to increase media freedom and strengthen protection of the rights to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly, and end the arbitrary arrest of journalists and peaceful protesters (Australia); 146.121 Take concrete steps to make independent media accessible nationwide, including by reducing the cost of broadcasting licences (Norway); 146.122 Protect freedom of expression by ensuring that all provisions of the press law are brought into conformity with article 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Belgium); 146.123 Fulfil the right to freedom of expression, as accepted in the last review cycle, including by taking effective measures to ensure that journalists are protected against all forms of violence, harassment and arbitrary deprivation of liberty (Sweden); 146.124 Continue efforts to protect the rights to freedom of expression, freedom of association and peaceful assembly (Indonesia); 16