A/HRC/38/14 141.121 Establish in national legislation the right to freedom of expression and to information, and mechanisms to guarantee its full respect and protection (Mexico); 141.122 Decriminalize defamation and include it as part of the Civil Code, in accordance with international standards (Estonia); 141.123 Amend the cybercrime law, the anti-terrorism law and provisions of the Penal Code restricting freedom of expression, in order to bring them into conformity with international standards (Sweden); 141.124 Guarantee that the application of the anti-terrorism law and the cybercrime law is not an obstacle to the legitimate activities of citizens, human rights defenders and the media (Switzerland); 141.125 Demonstrate greater respect for freedoms of expression and peaceful assembly, including by allowing individuals to criticize the Government and hold peaceful demonstrations, and revising the cybercrime law to be consistent with principles of free expression (United States of America); 141.126 Release all those detained because of their political views, and stop all practices of secret detention and enforced disappearance (Qatar); 141.127 Ensure the protection of human rights defenders (France); 141.128 Take steps to protect human rights defenders (Norway); 141.129 Take measures to prevent acts of harassment and intimidation of human rights defenders and journalists (Latvia); 141.130 Take the necessary measures to ensure that human rights defenders can carry out their work in a safe environment, free from harassment and intimidation (Belgium); 141.131 Enhance efforts to guarantee the full exercise of the rights to freedom of expression and association, and ensure a safe environment conducive to the work of human rights defenders and civil society organizations (Italy); 141.132 Align its legislation with international human rights obligations on freedom of expression, and take concrete measures to protect human rights defenders, including from reprisals for cooperating with the United Nations (Austria); 141.133 Take appropriate measures to ensure that the principle of the separation of the powers of the executive and the judiciary is enshrined in the Constitution (Ghana); 141.134 Strengthen the independence of the judiciary. Ensure the right to a fair trial for all without discrimination: in particular, reject evidence obtained by torture, and ensure that all arrests are subject to judicial oversight without exception (Czechia); 141.135 Continue efforts to address gender-based discriminatory practices in the judiciary (Hungary); 141.136 Disseminate the code of conduct for law enforcement officials (Kuwait); 141.137 Develop training programmes in the field of human rights to raise awareness among public officials, particularly law enforcement and judicial officials (Libya); 141.138 Continue efforts aimed at strengthening the training of law enforcement officials on international law and conventions in the field of human rights (Jordan); 141.139 Ensure more effective interpretation services and legal aid for foreign women in criminal court proceedings (Hungary); 18