A/HRC/14/10 Protocol to the Convention against Torture, of full legal, functional and financial independence and of staff composition, immunities and privileges (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 68. May establish a national preventive mechanism for the prevention of torture in accordance with the provisions of the Convention against Torture and its Optional Protocol (Sri Lanka); 69. To support and implement the Presidential Decree for 2009-2011, on the development of the juvenile justice system (Sudan); 70. To continue its achievements in the area of freedom of religion (Kuwait); 71. To maintain an interfaith harmony, in particular the very useful initiative to hold conferences such as those held in 2003, 2006 and 2009, which brought together senior representatives of world and traditional religions (Algeria); 72. To raise the awareness of its law enforcement officials so that individuals may exercise their right to freedom of religion or belief free from harassment or threat of human rights violations (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 73. To extend the rights enjoyed by traditionally established religions to believers of non-traditional religions, and to enable them to carry out their peaceful activities free from Government interference (Netherlands); 74. To continue its advocacy for interfaith dialogue, and to share its best practices and experiences with other countries (Philippines); 75. To take concrete steps to meet obligations with regard to the creation of an environment that fosters freedom of expression (Norway); 76. To effectively investigate and prosecute violations committed against human rights defenders and journalists (Norway); 77. To make further efforts to expand the democratic space for media and civil society, in order to ensure that their freedom of expression is in keeping with international standards (Republic of Korea); 78. To continue current efforts to increase the representation of women in decision-making positions, including in Parliament and in State executive organs (Cuba); 79. To continue measures to enhance female representation in society (Azerbaijan); 80. To increase its efforts to fight unemployment, especially among young people (Sudan); 81. To continue efforts to combat child labour (United States of America); 82. To continue to adopt measures necessary for continued improvement in the delivery of social services to its population, with a view to further enhancing the social protection system for its inhabitants, in particular the most vulnerable (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 83. To continue to implement measures aimed at enhancing the overall wellbeing of its citizens by guaranteeing their social and economic rights (Belarus); 84. To continue to make progress in implementing measures already under way to ensure universal access to health and education (Cuba); 19