A/HRC/14/17 79. Speed up the adoption on anti terrorism law while considering lifting the state of emergency once the law has been passed (Sudan); 80. Continue its efforts towards the early finalisation of the anti-terrorism law, which can serve to combat terrorism while ensuring promotion and protection of human rights (Pakistan); 81. Continue its efforts in the context of the Human Rights Council to develop its work on human rights in connection with civilians in armed conflict (Palestine); 82. Continue to work with the Non-Aligned Movement and the United Nations system in strengthening human rights in the world (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 83. Persons, who are administratively detained without being formally charged, be the object of an equitable trial or be immediately released (Switzerland); 84. Expedite the reform of the Criminal Code in order to include a definition of torture in accordance with the Convention Against Torture (France); 85. Advance in the promotion of the status of women in society in order to achieve full equality in rights between women and men in all matters (Chile); 86. Repeal of articles in the penal code which allow the imprisonment of journalists for their writing and amend the press provisions of the penal code so that they explicitly state that journalists not be imprisoned or otherwise punished for the sole exercise of their right to free expression (Norway); 87. Amend the Personal Status Law and Penal Code to guarantee equal rights for women and provide guarantees that domestic violence will be effectively prosecuted (Netherlands); 88. Continue efforts to reform in the short term Law 84/2002 in order to establish a procedure for setting up NGOs, which is nimble, fast and not subject to administrative discretion (Spain); 89. Reform the Criminal Code to punish all cases of sexual and domestic violence (France); 90. Increase efforts to end discrimination and violence against religious minorities and prosecute those involved in incitement to religious hatred and violence (Austria); 91. Enable human rights organizations to monitor general elections (Germany); 92. Establish independent monitoring of conditions in detention and prisons together with effective complaint procedure for victims of torture (Czech Republic); 93. Pass comprehensive anti-trafficking in persons legislation (United States of America); 94. Consider confessions obtained through torture or ill-treatment as inadmissible (Switzerland); 17