A/HRC/36/7 (Kazakhstan); Extend a standing invitation to special procedures mandate holders, respond positively to all requests to visit the country and cooperate fully, promptly and substantively with the Human Rights Council special procedures (Latvia); 141.24 Extend an invitation to the Special Rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples to visit Indonesia, including Papua, in line with the openness of Indonesia to collaborate with special procedure mandate holders (Mexico); 141.25 Complete swiftly the discussions within the legislative body on the revised draft of the Criminal Code (Turkey); 141.26 Review and repeal local by-laws that may limit rights guaranteed by the Constitution, especially as they relate to the rights of women, sexual minorities and religious minorities (Norway); 141.27 Introduce legislation to repeal the blasphemy law of 1965 (Sweden); 141.28 Amend or revoke laws and decrees that limit the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion (Denmark); 141.29 End prosecutions under articles 156 and 156a of the Criminal Code for exercising freedom of religion and expression (United States of America); 141.30 Repeal or amend articles 106 and 110 of the Criminal Code to avoid restrictions on freedom of expression (Germany); 141.31 End prosecutions under articles 106 and 110 of the Criminal Code for exercising freedom of expression and peaceful assembly (United States of America); 141.32 Repeal all legislation and regulations that restrict women and girls from accessing information and advice related to their sexual and reproductive health and rights, including contraception (Canada); 141.33 Consider revisiting the provisions of Law No. 1/1974 on marriage, which, among others, distinguishes inheritance rights between sons and daughters in the same family (Namibia); 141.34 Eliminate from the Criminal Code the article relating to blasphemy (Spain); 141.35 Ensure that Komnas Perempuan is in conformity with the Principles relating to the status of national institutions for the promotion and protection of human rights (the Paris Principles) (Sierra Leone); 141.36 Work towards repealing regional or local by-laws discriminating against persons based on their sexual orientation or gender identity (Austria); 141.37 Make further legislative and executive efforts in order to prevent intolerance and discrimination on religious grounds against members of religious minorities (Slovakia); 141.38 Take resolute action to prevent and effectively prosecute acts of violence and incitement of hatred against religious minorities and counter discrimination and intolerance on religious grounds (Austria); 141.39 Implement appropriate measures to prevent discrimination against religious minorities (Hungary); 141.40 Protect Christian and other minority rights and promote interfaith dialogue among religious groups in Indonesia (Kenya); 141.41 Guarantee the rights of minority groups, particularly those of religious minorities and lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons, through effective legal action against incitement to hatred and violent acts, as well as by revising legislation that can have discriminatory effects (Brazil); 20