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access to the internet by taking advantage of the recent investment in the fibre
optic network (Canada);
170.180. Take effective measures to ensure the full realization of the rights to
freedom of expression, including on internet, assembly and association (Czech
Republic);
170.181. Strengthen the exercise of freedom of expression, assembly,
association and participation (Eritrea);
170.182. Guarantee a safe, free and independent environment for journalists
and ensure that all cases of attacks against them are investigated by
independent and impartial bodies (Austria);
170.183. Put an end to repression, investigate acts of repudiation and protect
all persons who are the targets of intimidation or violence (Netherlands);
170.184. Liberate immediately and unconditionally all the prisoners held in
temporary detention or sentenced in connection with exercising their freedom
of opinion and expression as well as freedom of assembly and association
(Poland);
170.185. Take steps to protect and promote the freedom of expression and
association of all peaceful defenders of human rights in the country (Norway);
170.186. Ensure that all living in Cuba can fully enjoy their rights to freedom
of expression, association and peaceful assembly (Poland);
170.187. Release Alan Gross and imprisoned journalists such as Jose Antonio
Torres immediately (United States of America);
170.188. Discontinue the limitations on civil society activities, including the
short-term detention of political activists (Australia);
170.189. Refrain from the harassment, intimidation and arbitrary detention of
human rights activities (Germany);
170.190. Halt short-term detentions, harassments and other repressive
measures against human rights defenders and journalists and implement legal
safeguards to ensure their protection against abuse of provisions for criminal
prosecution (Hungary);
170.191. Take necessary measures to guarantee the rights to peaceful assembly
and association in conformity with the law and the international standards
(Switzerland);
170.192. Reduce government influence and control over the internet as part of
a broader commitment to freedom of expression (Australia)
170.193. Put an end to online censorship (Germany);
170.194. Take steps to ensure the establishment of an unrestricted access to
the internet for all, including by making use of the existing underwater high
speed broadband cable (Germany);
170.195. Continue to develop policies aimed at improving information
infrastructure for the benefit of Cuban society (Philippines);
170.196. Make the Internet widely available and accessible to the general
public, given the recent technological arrangements with country’s partners, in
recognition of the Internet as a major driving force in accelerating development
in its various forms and as an important tool for exercising human rights, in
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