A/HRC/32/16 111.151 Ensure that all police officers are aware of and abide by international human rights standards on police use of force (Germany); 111.152 Take prompt action to prevent harassment by police officers of members of the national Human Rights Commission, human rights defenders and citizens (Japan); 111.153 Continue supporting the family institution, which is one of the most important units in achieving goals of sustainable development goals in any State (Russian Federation); 111.154 Amend the Sierra Leone Citizenship Act so that women can transfer their nationality to their children and non-national spouses on an equal basis with men, and include a provision in the new Constitution which grants equal nationality rights to men and women (Canada); 111.155 Ensure equality of rights between men and women to acquire, transfer, change or conserve nationality and transmit it to children born abroad, as recommended in the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Colombia); 111.156 Adopt measures to ensure that women can acquire, transfer, change or preserve their nationality and transfer it to their children born abroad, such that these children could be recognised by law through birth registration (Mexico); 111.157 Ensure full enjoyment of freedom and equality of religion and worship in the country (Cabo Verde); 111.158 Develop and enhance laws to protect the freedom of belief, freedom of expression and freedom of the press (Lebanon); 111.159 Take concrete steps to ensure the full enjoyment of the right to freedom of expression for all, including journalists and human rights defenders, and strengthen protection of journalists and human rights defenders against harassment and persecution (Czech Republic); 111.160 Uphold the right to freedom of expression, including journalists and human rights defenders, in particular taking steps to ensure that defamation charges are not used to undermine the right to freedom of expression (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 111.161 Refrain from criminalizing the legitimate activities of human rights defenders and journalists and repeal or amend all laws and policies which restrict their activities and rights (Netherlands); 111.162 Refrain from arbitrary arrest and the use of criminal libel laws against and harassment of journalists and opposition members (United States of America); 111.163 Repeal or revise the Public Order Act and Criminal and Seditious Libel laws, and guarantee freedom of expression for journalists (Ireland); 111.164 Decriminalize defamation in order to make it a civil offence (Belgium); 111.165 Take steps to fully and effectively implement the 2013 Freedom of Information Act, including by repealing criminal libel laws and the 1965 Public Order Act (Canada); 23