A/HRC/22/11 123.59. Introduce prompt constitutional and legislative measures ensuring that “popular initiatives” do not violate the human rights of certain individuals or groups (Egypt); 123.60. Put in place institutional guarantees to ensure that its human rights commitments are protected against popular initiatives that may violate these commitments (Norway); 123.61. Invite to the country the Special Rapporteur on Contemporary Forms of Racism, the Special Rapporteur on the Human Rights of Migrants, and the Special Rapporteur on Torture (Belarus); 123.62. Enhance national policies for the freedom of religion and other practices of minorities (Thailand) 123.63. Enforce and enhance relevant laws and regulations for the freedom of religion and other practices of minorities (Thailand); 123.64. Take the measures necessary to ensure freedom of expression in accordance with article 19 of ICCPR and General Comment 34 of the Human Rights Committee (Turkey); 123.65. Ensure that freedom of expression is without unnecessary restrictions to ensure freedom of religion (Namibia); 123.66. Protect victims of trafficking in persons by allocating additional resources and services in all cantons, and prosecute and punish perpetrators according to the severity of their crime (Honduras); 123.67. Adopt and promote human trafficking legislation that focuses on the sexual exploitation of women and girls and provides full support to victims, and which factors in the role of cantons (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 123.68. Design a strategy against trafficking and sexual exploitation of women and girls covering the proper detection and protection of victims, with an impact on the whole country (Mexico); 123.69. Encourage the expansion of the bilateral cooperation between the Swiss and Romanian task forces against human trafficking to more countries of origin (Maldives); 123.70. Specify the criteria that apply to the consideration of violence when extending residence permits for victims of domestic violence, to facilitate their fair, standardised and transparent application (New Zealand); 123.71. Ensure that victims of domestic violence have access to immediate remedies and protection, and review legislation on residence permits with a view to avoiding the effect that the application of the law might have in practice, forcing women to remain in abusive relationships (South Africa); 123.72. Take measures to increase the representation of women, including through temporary special measures (Norway); Adopt temporary special measures to increase the participation of women in all fields (Jordan); 123.73. Take firm measures against discrimination in all forms and in particular that against foreign women (Viet Nam); 123.74. Move towards establishing gender equality offices in all cantons to enable coordination at the Federal Level (Trinidad and Tobago); 22