A/HRC/42/15 18 of 2004, in order to bring them into conformity with article 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Austria); 134.118 Respect freedom of expression in traditional and online media by eliminating restrictions on expressions criticizing State institutions and officials (Canada); 134.119 Adopt a law on freedom of information in accordance with international standards on public access to information and individual liberties (Chile); 134.120 Bring national legislation on freedom of peaceful assembly into line with international standards, particularly by decriminalizing unlicensed public gatherings (Czechia); 134.121 Continue efforts to combat trafficking in persons through the policies and programmes implemented by the National Committee to Combat Human Trafficking (Dominican Republic); 134.122 Ensure the effective implementation of Act No. 15 of 2011 concerning the prevention of and fight against trafficking in persons (Madagascar); 134.123 Intensify efforts aimed at combating human trafficking (Georgia); 134.124 Intensify its efforts to prevent and combat trafficking in human beings (Côte d’Ivoire); 134.125 Scale up its efforts in combating trafficking, and protect the rights of victims of human trafficking (Nigeria); 134.126 Further strengthen coordination efforts for the effective implementation of its National Plan to Combat Human Trafficking, including programmes for the care and protection of victims (Philippines); 134.127 Continue the ongoing efforts to combat human trafficking, including by ensuring the full implementation of the National Plan to Combat Human Trafficking 2017–2022 (Ghana); 134.128 Continue taking measures to combat human trafficking, including by ensuring implementation of the National Plan to Combat Human Trafficking 2017–2022 (Azerbaijan); 134.129 Strengthen efforts to efficaciously implement the National Plan to Combat Human Trafficking 2017–2022 (Sri Lanka); 134.130 Intensify its efforts to prohibit and combat trafficking in persons, protect victims of trafficking and adequately compensate them, and punish the perpetrators of this crime (Syrian Arab Republic); 134.131 Amend human trafficking legislation to ensure effective prosecution of violations (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 134.132 Continue implementing action suggested by the International Labour Organization’s national office established in Qatar (Peru); 134.133 Continue to reform labour laws to extend current progress to workers in all sectors of the economy, including domestic workers (Australia); 134.134 Reform the Labour Code to ensure protection of labour rights in line with international standards for all workers, including domestic workers (Denmark); 134.135 Continue its efforts to reinforce the social protection system (Albania); 134.136 Continue consolidating measures to improve legislation on the right to health in order to guarantee universal access to health services (Dominican Republic); 17