A/HRC/43/6 127.46 Complete all internal procedures to enact the disability bill to provide statutory protections for the human rights of persons with disabilities (Bahamas); 127.47 Enact domestic legislation to bring all international human rights treaties into force (Bahamas); 127.48 Enact anti-discrimination legislation containing a comprehensive list of grounds for discrimination in line with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and providing for access to remedy for victims of discrimination (Belgium); 127.49 Protect freedom of expression by ensuring that all provisions of the Information and Communications Act of 2013 are brought into conformity with article 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Belgium); 127.50 Consider reviewing laws which could unduly restrict freedom of expression (Brazil); 127.51 Adopt comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation in line with international human rights law (Brazil); 127.52 Reform the Criminal Code to protect freedom of the press and freedom of expression (Canada); 127.53 Modify or repeal the laws that restrict freedom of expression and complete the process of legislative reform in line with the review carried out by the national media law review committee (Chile); 127.54 Amend the Children’s Act of 2005 to ensure that it covers all areas of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, including child marriage, female genital mutilation and child labour, and ensure its effective enforcement (Honduras); 127.55 Finalize the adoption of the freedom of information bill to facilitate the public’s access to information (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 127.56 Finalize the adoption of the disabilities bill to ensure the protection of persons with disabilities (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 127.57 Amend laws that restrict freedom of expression, including sections 51, 52, 59 and 181A of the Criminal Code (Denmark); 127.58 Amend or repeal all laws that unduly restrict freedom of expression, both online and offline, and decriminalize press-related offences such as defamation, libel, sedition and the publication of false information, in accordance with international standards (Ireland); 127.59 Ensure freedom of expression and press freedom by repealing repressive provisions of the Criminal Code, in particular sections 51 and 52, which criminalize hateful remarks against the President of the Republic or the administration of justice, and sections 59 and 181, which criminalize the publication of “false information” or “information that causes fear” (France); 127.60 Reform the Criminal Code and the Information and Communications Act to ensure that freedom of expression and freedom of the press are protected (Germany); 127.61 Reform legislation on personal data protection and privacy in order to provide safeguards on the use of personal data and provide equal access to technology and communications to all citizens (Germany); 127.62 Take necessary measures to strengthen the functioning of the National Human Rights Commission in accordance with the Paris Principles (Nepal); 127.63 Take the necessary measures to ensure that the National Human Rights Commission is adequately funded, the proper execution of its mandate, 13