A/HRC/36/16 139.120 Continue to revise the Protection of State Information Bill so that it fully respects international human rights law, in particular the right to freedom of opinion and expression (Switzerland); 139.121 Safeguard journalists and writers, especially those working for Stateowned media houses or public broadcasters, so they can work freely and without fear of reprisal for expressing critical opinions or covering subjects that the Government may find sensitive (Sweden); 139.122 Ensure that all communications surveillance requires a test of necessity and proportionality (Liechtenstein); 139.123 Take the necessary steps to ensure that all the operations of intelligence agencies are monitored by an independent oversight mechanism (Liechtenstein); 139.124 Continue the ongoing efforts to combat human trafficking and strengthen measures to protect victims of trafficking (Sri Lanka); 139.125 Closely cooperate with relevant governmental and non-governmental foreign agencies to tackle trafficking in persons and ensure that appropriate protection is rendered to various groups of victims, including victims who are foreign nationals (Thailand); 139.126 Continue the efforts aimed at combating trafficking in persons, particularly women and children, in the framework of enforcing national legislation and the international conventions that South Africa has ratified (United Arab Emirates); 139.127 Continue measures to combat trafficking in human beings (Azerbaijan); 139.128 Continue its efforts to combat trafficking of persons through the effective implementation of the Prevention and Combating of Trafficking in Persons Act (Maldives); 139.129 Consider formulating a national plan of action on trafficking, with a particular focus on data on trafficking in children (Bangladesh); 139.130 Continue to promote sustainable economic and social development, eradicate poverty and improve people’s living standards (China); 139.131 Build on its rule of law tradition to actively combat corruption and other obstacles to the economic, social, cultural, civil and political rights of its people (Norway); 139.132 Continue its efforts to implement measures aimed at the economic transformation of the country (Pakistan); 139.133 Continue to make efforts for the enjoyment of the rights to work, health, education and food (Russian Federation); 139.134 Continue strengthening social programmes in the context of nationbuilding and social cohesion (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 139.135 Continue its efforts to implement the country’s national development plan (Pakistan); 139.136 Continue to consolidate the national development plan on the eradication of poverty (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 139.137 Redouble its efforts to address challenges in terms of economic rights, namely to reduce unemployment and alleviate poverty (Indonesia); 139.138 Strengthen its policy and programmatic measures aimed at addressing the big challenges of inequality, poverty and unemployment (Zimbabwe); 17