A/HRC/15/5 98.33. Conduct more human rights training programmes for law enforcement and judicial officials; allow access for independent international observers, especially to the penitentiary and detention centres; and offer more guarantees of independence to the judicial power, in accordance with article 14 of the ICCPR (Spain); 98.34. Take effective measures, assigning adequate resources, to ensure respect for international standards, notably concerning the food, health and sanitation of persons deprived of their liberty, and accept the assistance and cooperation of international actors such as the ICRC (Switzerland); 98.35. Adopt adequate measures to protect freedom of religion or belief with a view to ensuring for all the full enjoyment of the right to practice one’s religion (Italy); ensure the right to practice religion freely without discrimination and in accordance with international human rights standards (Netherlands); 98.36. End all restrictions on the right to practice one’s religion of choice without discrimination (Denmark); 98.37. Implement measures, including through legislation, to protect all citizens from discrimination due to their religious beliefs; and prosecute those involved in the persecution of religious groups (New Zealand); 98.38. Implement all recommendations made by the Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Religion in order to remedy the situation described in her most recent report, which noted the persistence of discriminatory legal provisions and practices, which run counter to freedom of religion (France); 98.39. Reform decree No. 92 such that it guarantees the rights to freedom of religion and belief, opinion and expression as set out in the ICCPR, and take steps to improve the awareness of State officials of their duty to protect these rights (United Kingdom); 98.40. Ensure that relevant authorities, particularly at the local and district levels, are aware of their duty to protect individuals’ right to freedom of religion (Australia); 98.41. Fully implement legal provisions protecting freedom of speech in accordance with the ICCPR (Canada); 98.42. Lift existing restrictions on freedom of expression, and guarantee the free activity of civil society and human rights organizations (France); 98.43. Review domestic legislation on the media in order to bring it into line with article 19 of the ICCPR (Italy); 98.44. Amend further its Law on the Media, the Law on Publication and other related regulations to comply with international human rights standards (Slovakia); 98.45. Revoke laws that allow for the suppression of the rights to freedom of assembly and expression (New Zealand); 98.46. Allow media and civil society organizations to undertake education, advocacy, monitoring and reporting on human rights issues (Australia); 98.47. Comply fully with article 25 of the ICCPR, relating to the right to political participation (Mexico); 98.48. Increase the budget for health so as to strengthen primary care, in particular in rural areas, including sexual education, and ensure that 21