A/HRC/33/11 118.32 Include domestic violence as a specific crime in the criminal code (Sweden); 118.33 Establish procedures and allocate resources to identify victims of trafficking in persons and provide appropriate services for them (Paraguay); 118.34 Take further measures to prevent trafficking in persons, in investigating and prosecuting offenders, and provide effective support and redress to victims (United Arab Emirates); 118.35 Take all necessary measures to strengthen the independence of the judiciary and respect for the right to a fair trial, including as part of the ongoing trial against the leaders of the Islamic Renaissance Party of Tajikistan (France); 118.36 Introduce measures to ensure the free, fair and open conduct of trials in accordance with international standards including access to Legal Counsel in pre-trial custody (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 118.37 Ensure that detainees are afforded fundamental legal and procedural safeguards from the outset of their deprivation of liberty, and establish an independent National Preventive Mechanism in compliance with the requirements of the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture (Norway); 118.38 Ensure lawyers freedom to exercise their professional duties by guaranteeing unhindered access to their clients, freedom to represent their clients without threats from state or other actors and that such threats are promptly investigated (Norway); 118.39 Refrain from and prevent any executive interference with lawyers’ conduct of their professional duties (Austria); 118.40 Make the necessary amendments to the law on “Advokatura” of 2015 in order to remove any obstacle to the independence of the profession of a lawyer, in parallel with actions promoting the independence of judges (Belgium); 118.41 Grant missions sent by the International Committee of the Red Cross full access to prisons and detention centers for independent monitoring (Germany); 118.42 Ensure the freedom of expression, association, assembly and freedom of religion in accordance with international human rights norms (Slovakia); 118.43 Ensure freedom of expression, of assembly and of association in accordance with its international obligations and do not interfere with civil society organizations and their activities by excessive regulations which are formulated ambiguously (Switzerland); 118.44 Respect freedom of expression, assembly and association, in particular by not prosecuting people on the sole grounds of their membership of a political movement, and by implementing the recommendations of the Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression following his visit (France); 118.45 Guarantee freedom of religion or belief and eliminate all forms of discrimination against people belonging to religious minorities, in particular in the field of religious education (Poland); 24