A/HRC/41/12 118.85 Conduct a justice reform to ensure that all citizens have access to the justice system (Ukraine); 118.86 Ensure an inclusive consultation on the constitutional reform, and authorize demonstrations or peaceful assemblies and the existence of an open media, without any fear of arbitrary or violent arrests (Canada); 118.87 Reinforce parity between men and women, particularly in access to registered and elective positions, and take the necessary steps to ensure that the law of 22 June 2017 can be applied in the forthcoming elections (France); 118.88 Provide support to the work of the National Council for the Press and Audiovisual Media (Indonesia); 118.89 Protect and promote freedom of expression, association and peaceful assembly in order to create a safe environment favourable to national political life (Italy); 118.90 Refrain from censorship of the press and allow journalists to carry out their work without fear of repercussions (Netherlands); 118.91 Guarantee freedom of assembly, especially with regard to the legitimate activity of political parties, as well as freedom of speech and worship (Spain); 118.92 Address restrictions on media freedom by establishing robust mechanisms to ensure greater pluralism of views in mainstream and online media (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 118.93 Abide by the country’s Constitution and existing laws governing elections (United States of America); 118.94 Respect and protect democratic freedoms, uphold democratic principles, including the rule of law, and refrain from escalating existing political tensions, including in the run-up to and conduct of proposed elections (Australia); 118.95 Scale up efforts to eradicate trafficking in persons (Central African Republic); 118.96 Continue efforts to combat trafficking in human beings, especially the exploitation of women and children, by further strengthening the fight against traffickers (Djibouti); 118.97 Ensure that the national law on the elimination of trafficking in persons complies with international legal standards (Madagascar); 118.98 Continue efforts to strengthen the right to work (Egypt); 118.99 Continue efforts to promote gender equality and equal opportunities in employment and decision-making (Tunisia); 118.100 Continue efforts to promote decent work, social protection of youth and sport (Saudi Arabia); 118.101 Ensure the full implementation of economic, social and cultural rights, as entailed in the 2018 Constitution, and ensure their justiciability (South Africa); 118.102 Continue developing actions to achieve greater progress in reducing poverty (Cuba); 118.103 Continue working on the improvement of health and education services, for a better standard of living for its population, the reduction of infant mortality, and the increase of school enrolment rates (Cuba); 118.104 Improve prison conditions, inter alia, by ensuring basic living conditions, namely food, medical support, access to drinking water and sanitation, and by taking measures against overcrowding of prisons. 16 GE.19-06795