A/HRC/44/7 150.96 Hold accountable those responsible for crimes against journalists or that otherwise undermine the enjoyment of freedom of expression, regardless of whether they are non-State or State actors (United States of America); 150.97 Decriminalize defamation and include it in the Civil Code, in accordance with international standards of necessity and proportionality with regard to restrictions on freedom of expression (Luxembourg); 150.98 Decriminalize defamation and place it within the Civil Code, in accordance with international standards of necessity and proportionality concerning restrictions on freedom of expression (Maldives); 150.99 Continue participating in international electoral monitoring work (Lebanon); 150.100 Ensure freedom of religion or belief in Spain, both in law and in practice, to members of religious minorities, with a view to realizing the right to social security for all, including protestant ministers who do not have access to the pension system (Haiti); 150.101 Ensure freedom of religion or belief in Spain, both in law and in practice, for adherents of all religions, and root out all cases of religious discrimination in laws against members of religious minorities (Solomon Islands); 150.102 Continue the positive steps ensuring freedom of religion and the protection of ethnic minorities (Bahrain); 150.103 Ensure freedom of religion or belief, rooting out all causes of religious discrimination against members of religious minorities, both in law and in practice (Bangladesh); 150.104 Take all necessary measures, including legislative, to ensure the protection of women human rights defenders from violence and stigmatization (Australia); 150.105 (Iraq); Increase efforts to reduce the phenomenon of trafficking in persons 150.106 Adopt legislative measures for the criminalization of procuring in general, as well as the use, of sexual services, with the knowledge that the person providing them may be a victim of trafficking (North Macedonia); 150.107 Heighten awareness and step up training for duty bearers to allow better identification of instances of trafficking in persons (Philippines); 150.108 Further take all necessary measures in order to prevent and combat trafficking in human beings, especially women and girls (Republic of Moldova); 150.109 Continue the efforts to develop a strategic plan coordinated by the centre for intelligence on terrorism and organized crime to combat trafficking in persons (Romania); 150.110 Develop and implement strategies to combat all forms of trafficking and servitude and strengthen the protection of women victims of trafficking (Togo); 150.111 Develop and implement a national action plan adequately addressing all forms of human trafficking, as outlined in the 2018 report of the Group of Experts on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 150.112 Implement a new plan to address trafficking for sexual exploitation, which includes continuing work to ensure the prosecution of traffickers, as well as training authorities to identify and support victims (Australia); 150.113 Continue strengthening efforts to combat trafficking in persons, child poverty and early school dropout (Lebanon); 15