A/HRC/36/6 144.108 Strengthen its national mechanisms and international cooperation to combat trafficking in persons and, particularly, child sex tourism (Honduras); 144.109 Continue efforts to combat human trafficking and ensure that special attention is given to vulnerable groups when applying the law adopted in this regard (Qatar); 144.110 Develop a national strategy to tackle modern slavery and ratify the 2014 Protocol to the Forced Labour Convention of the International Labour Organization (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 144.111 Remove restrictive practices against Christians and other minorities, including limitations on religious activities, freedom of thought and conscience, in accordance with international law (Kenya); 144.112 Ensure that the relevant provisions of the Criminal Code are brought into line with the obligations of Morocco under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, in particular with regard to freedom of speech and opinion (Zambia); 144.113 Refrain from referring to laws other than the press code when dealing with infractions of the freedom of expression (Denmark); 144.114 Fully ensure the freedoms of expression and association and take all necessary measures to ensure that human rights defenders can carry out their missions (France); 144.115 Continue the work to enhance freedom of expression through the implementation of the law establishing the National Press Council (Qatar); 144.116 Review Criminal Code provisions regarding freedom of expression, in conformity with article 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Netherlands); 144.117 Ensure the Constitution’s provisions on freedom of the press, freedom of opinion and expression and freedom of assembly and association are respected, including for people who want to express their views on the situation of and in Western Sahara (Sweden); 144.118 End the prosecution of journalists under the Criminal Code for peacefully exercising their right to freedom of opinion and expression and for ensuring the right to information (Sweden); 144.119 End the prosecution of and release journalists and other individuals detained solely for exercising their rights to freedom of expression, peaceful assembly and association (United States of America); 144.120 Create and maintain, in law and in practice, a safe and enabling environment for civil society and human rights defenders, including in and in relation to Western Sahara, through a revision of the Criminal Code and remove limitations on freedom of expression, review the system for registration of associations and notification of assemblies and consistent application of rules to all peaceful assemblies irrespective of their topic (Ireland); 144.121 Remove obstacles to non-governmental registration from the authorities (Sweden); associations seeking 144.122 Approve the licence applications for all non-governmental associations seeking registration in accordance with the law, including organizations advocating for members of minority populations (United States of America); 144.123 Conduct full, impartial and independent investigations into all allegations of corruption or abuse by security forces and prosecute those responsible where appropriate (United States of America); 17