A/HRC/43/8 139.76 Enhance its active participation in the Bali Process mechanism to comprehensively address people smuggling and trafficking in persons in the region (Indonesia); 139.77 Continue its efforts to strengthen its measures to protect all persons, including children, from human trafficking (Kyrgyzstan); 139.78 Ensure that the perpetrators of trafficking and sexual exploitation of women are brought to justice and punished (Madagascar); 139.79 Take the necessary measures to ensure respect for freedom of expression and peaceful assembly and association, and consider responding favourably to the requested visits by the relevant special procedures (Republic of Korea); 139.80 Take legislative measures to ensure that the right to freedom of expression is protected in line with the provisions of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Republic of Moldova); 139.81 Safeguard freedom of expression by ensuring that criminal and speech-related legislation are not misused to supress media, civil society and opposition politicians’ criticism of the Government (United States of America); 139.82 Take steps to ensure that the rights to freedom of expression and association in Fiji, including those of workers and employers, can be exercised without fear of undue interference by the authorities, including by progressing legislative reform (New Zealand); 139.83 Strengthen the efforts to ensure freedom of expression and the protection of journalists, including online (Italy); 139.84 Uphold freedom of assembly by ensuring that criminal statutes, such as section 15 of the Public Order (Amendment) Act, are not used to curtail workers’ rights to form and join trade unions and to assemble (United States of America); 139.85 Promote freedom of association and workers’ rights to better defend their interests and views, including through lawful permits to peacefully demonstrate, without fear of harassment or detention (Canada); 139.86 Ensure access to formal justice for women and girls from low-income households (Denmark); 139.87 Continue promoting sustainable economic and social development in order to provide solid foundations for its people to enjoy all human rights (China); 139.88 Intensify efforts to protect the rights of children and women, including in the education and health sectors (Croatia); 139.89 Continue implementing its national programmes and policies to improve the education and health systems for the special vulnerabilities of women, children and persons with disabilities (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 139.90 Include as a priority in future national climate action plans the human rights to drinking water and sanitation (Spain); 139.91 Continue efforts aimed at supporting families in the wake of disaster to create a system for the immediate supply of basic necessities and medication, in case of emergencies (Afghanistan); 139.92 Revise its building codes to increase resilience in light of more frequent and intense weather systems resulting from climate change and to safeguard its commitment to the human rights to adequate housing, sanitation, and clean water (Bahamas); 15