A/HRC/14/8 Defenders, to spare them the intimidation to which they have thus far been subjected (Slovakia); 66. To adopt, in the near future, the proposed laws on domestic violence and sexual offences, thereby prohibiting practices that legalize violence against women (Norway); 67. To take appropriate measures to provide free legal and psychological assistance to victims of domestic and sexual violence (Brazil); 68. To take further measures to prevent and combat the sexual exploitation of children (Brazil); 69. To expeditiously implement actions requested by the International Labour Organization Committee of Experts aimed at combating the sexual abuse and exploitation of children (Slovakia); 70. To provide independent investigation into and prosecution of all human rights abuses, and to ensure that all those in detention have the right to habeas corpus and due process (New Zealand); 71. To fully guarantee the right of freedom of religion or belief, to ensure the protection of all religious groups and minorities and to re-establish a legal framework for the enhancement of this right (Italy); 72. To provide its police force with training to ensure respect for the right to freedom of religion (New Zealand); 73. To take the measures necessary to ensure respect for freedom of opinion, expression and assembly, as well as freedom of the press (Switzerland); 74. To take immediate actions to fully guarantee the right to freedom of expression for everyone (Hungary); 75. To respect and provide for freedom of expression, to end censorship of the media and to put an immediate end to attacks, harassment, intimidation and detention with regard to journalists, critics and human rights activists (Sweden); 76. To ensure the right of assembly and the right to freedom of expression, in accordance with international human rights standards, and to withdraw the Public Emergency Regulation (Netherlands); 77. To put an end to arbitrary restrictions on freedom of expression and to prior censorship of national and foreign media (Spain); 78. To enforce a legal framework enabling media to operate freely and independently (Norway); 79. To put an end to censorship of the media, and to take measures to guarantee the integrity of human rights defenders and of persons who criticize the Government’s actions (Switzerland); 80. To protect the free exercise of the media by guaranteeing freedom of expression and putting an end to repressive measures against journalists (France); 81. To put an immediate end to the censorship of Fijian media, and to allow the people of Fiji and the media the right to freedom of expression, which includes the right to express criticism of the Government without fear of arrest, intimidation or punishment (United States); 17