A/HRC/42/15 134.45 Continue to build institutional capacity, data and knowledge to integrate environmental and climate considerations more fully into the national regulatory frameworks (Fiji); 134.46 Enable greater inclusion and participation of women, children, persons with disabilities and other marginalized communities in devising holistic strategies towards managing climate change and its impact on livelihoods (Fiji); 134.47 Take steps and announce executive measures to eliminate all forms of communication with terrorist or extremist individuals, entities and organizations and stop providing any financial, funding or moral support to them (Egypt); 134.48 Continue its efforts to draft a national human rights action plan (Jordan); 134.49 Continue its constructive development role at the global level (Kuwait); 134.50 Swiftly develop and implement legislation to abolish the kafalah system and, in the short term, include workers that are not covered by the Labour Code, thus guaranteeing the right to freedom of peaceful assembly and association for all inhabitants of Qatar, in line with Sustainable Development Goals 8 and 10 (Netherlands); 134.51 Continue to develop policies and strategies aimed at strengthening the Qatar National Vision 2030 (Nicaragua); 134.52 Undertake an inclusive process with a wide range of civil society representatives when implementing the recommendations from the universal periodic review (Norway); 134.53 Take the necessary measures to stop the financing of terrorist groups (Saudi Arabia); 134.54 Take the necessary measures not to give terrorist groups platforms to spread fanatical ideas that call for terrorism (Saudi Arabia); 134.55 Urge the international community to work with all parties with a view to terminating the current blockade, which has resulted in violations of, in particular, the social rights of its people (Sierra Leone); 134.56 Bring counter-terrorism and national security legislation into line with international standards, particularly in relation to the definition of terrorism and the length of custody and pretrial detention (Iceland); 134.57 Strengthen the human rights perspective in the fight against terrorism, guaranteeing freedom of expression and the right to a fair trial (Peru); 134.58 Take appropriate measures to comply with the resolutions on counter-terrorism, to prevent the financing of terrorism in other countries and to ensure that national legislation related to counter-terrorism and to national security are consistent with international standards, particularly regarding the definition of terrorism (Syrian Arab Republic); 134.59 Take necessary measures to establish a separation between the legislative and the executive powers, and to guarantee the independence of the judiciary (Syrian Arab Republic); 134.60 Continue efforts for the preparation of a national plan for human rights (Tunisia); 134.61 Continue efforts for the adoption of a national human rights action plan and its successful implementation (Turkmenistan); 13