A/HRC/38/8 128.50 Disseminate further the legal aid programme aimed at promoting access to justice, increase the number of offices for legal aid throughout the country and extend the mandate of the legal aid programme to include criminal issues (Algeria); 128.51 Ensure that all journalists can report freely on government activities without threat or harassment (United States of America); 128.52 Improve legal protections for journalists, especially those receiving information from whistle-blowers or covering government protests (Australia); 128.53 Refrain from using criminal charges to obstruct freedom of information and expression, including for journalists who receive information from whistle-blowers (Netherlands); 128.54 Enlarge the space for participation of civil society for more democratic governance and social inclusion (Republic of Korea); 128.55 Create mechanisms to increase the representation of women in positions of responsibility (Togo); 128.56 Increase women’s representation in decision-making positions, in particular in the areas of access to water and services (Iraq); 128.57 Amend the 2009 Children’s Act to include the definition of child trafficking and to criminalize the worst forms of child labour (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 128.58 Take effective measures to prevent trafficking in human beings and to rehabilitate victims (Russian Federation); 128.59 Amend the Trade Disputes Act and Trade Unions and Employees Organizations Act to conform to international standards, including protecting workers’ right to organize (United States of America); 128.60 Take effective measures to improve the condition of migrant workers in compliance with international standards (Holy See); 128.61 Strengthen further its efforts in the area of poverty eradication, including by strengthening and addressing shortcomings highlighted in the poverty-eradication programmes (Malaysia); 128.62 Widen the programmes to combat HIV for non-Botswana nationals (France); 128.63 Affirm that there is no international human right to abortion, resist calls to liberalize abortion and further implement laws aimed at protecting the right to life of the unborn child (Kenya); 128.64 Take all appropriate measures to ensure children’s equal access to quality education, including, when possible, education in their own language (Finland); 128.65 Adopt measures based on the principle of gender equality that protect women’s rights and safety and punish any discriminatory or harmful practice against them (Uruguay); 128.66 Review laws in order to stop violations of women’s rights in the areas of adoption, marriage, divorce, burial and devolution of property on death and other personal law matters (Honduras); 128.67 Establish a comprehensive monitoring mechanism on the treatment of children, with the aim of disclosing cases of sexual abuse, mistreatment and neglect, including by introducing the possibility of taking children out of an environment which is not conducive for their development (Germany); 128.68 Take effective measures to end violence against children, including sexual abuse and exploitation (Myanmar); 18