A/HRC/26/16 119.11 Build on structures already in place and set up a national preventive mechanism in accordance with OP-CAT standards (Serbia); 119.12 Rapidly create a national preventive mechanism against torture (Tunisia); 119.13 Issue a standing invitation to special procedures mandate holders of the Human Rights Council (Tunisia); 119.14 Issue a standing invitation to the special procedures of the United Nations (France); 119.15 Extend a standing invitation to all thematic special procedures (Montenegro); 119.16 Strengthen its cooperation with the special procedures mandate holders by responding positively to the pending visit requests and eventually consider extending a standing invitation to all of them (Latvia); 119.17 Further strengthen its cooperation with the Special Rapporteur on Cambodia and consider inviting special procedures thematic mandate holders in order to benefit from their expertise (Poland); 119.18 Systematically consult with civil society and NGOs on the implementation of UPR, United Nations treaty bodies and United Nations special procedures’ recommendations (Austria); 119.19 Seek technical assistance from OHCHR and from the Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression on possible ways to adjust the Press Law (Brazil); 119.20 Take measures to strengthen the independence and functioning of the country’s judiciary, in particular to substantively reduce the time spent by persons in pretrial detention (Austria); 119.21 Investigate impartially cases of use of excessive force against protesters and cases of killings during the recent demonstrations (Czech Republic); 119.22 Review all legal cases against individuals who are detained under criminal or judicial investigation on account of the exercise of their right to freedom of expression, as provided in the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Denmark); 119.23 Ensure a favourable climate for the activities of human rights defenders, journalists and other civil society actors (Tunisia); 119.24 Protect opposition party members, journalists and human rights defenders from harassment and arbitrary arrest and lift all restrictions to peaceful demonstrations (Portugal); 119.25 Ensure independence of the media from political influence and liberalize media ownership rules (Czech Republic); 119.26 Develop an action plan ensuring that Internet laws comply with Cambodia’s commitment to guarantee freedom of expression and information, so as to ensure free access to electronic media, liberalize electronic media ownership rules and allow national bloggers, journalists, other Internet users and NGOs to play a full and active role in promoting and protecting human rights (Netherlands); 25