A/HRC/33/12 134.128 Finalize the development of the third National Anti-Corruption Strategic Action Plan and strengthen the scope of action of the Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau (Morocco); 134.129 Continue with its efforts to tackle corruption and to expedite the establishment of a High Court to deal with serious corruption cases (Bhutan). 135. The following recommendation enjoys the support of the United Republic of Tanzania, which considers the recommendation to be already implemented: 135.1 Ratify the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (Latvia). 136. Responses to the following recommendations will be provided by the United Republic of Tanzania in due time, but no later than at the thirty-third session of the Human Rights Council, in September 2016: 136.1 Ensure the full compliance of the Media Service Bill of 2015 with the right to freedom of expression as guaranteed under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and that its provisions facilitate the work of an independent and pluralistic media, including citizen journalists (Czech Republic); 136.2 Adopt and implement, through an inclusive process, a revised Access to Information Act and Media Service Bill in line with international human rights law and standards (Denmark); 136.3 Implement the provisions in the African Union’s Maputo Protocol into its national legislation, including those on women’s rights to medical abortion in cases of sexual assault, rape, incest and where the life of the mother or the foetus is in danger (Norway); 136.4 Ensure compliance of legislation with its international human rights obligations by, inter alia, reviewing the Cybercrimes Act and the Statistics Act (Germany); 136.5 Amend all laws infringing on press freedom, in particular the Statistics Act and the Cybercrimes Act (Belgium); 136.6 Amend the recently adopted cybercrimes legislation to make sure it does not infringe human rights and redraft the Access to Information Bill and the Media Service Bill of 2015 in line with international human rights law and the highest human rights standards (Sweden); 136.7 Ensure that the legal framework and enforcement of laws, including the Cybercrimes Act and other laws affecting members of the media, are fully consistent with the human rights and fundamental freedoms in Tanzania’s Constitution and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (United States of America); 136.8 Undertake a thorough review with key stakeholders and civil society of its existing Cybercrime and Statistic Acts and proposed Media Services and Access to Information bills, to meet human rights obligations (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 136.9 Amend the 2002 Law on Alternative Medicine in order to prevent healers from harming persons with albinism (Spain); 136.10 Set the minimum age for marriage and voting to 18 years for both genders without preference (Haiti); 21