A/HRC/48/5 122.127 Release detained human rights defenders and journalists and take measures to protect civic space, in particular by adapting the 2019 Law on the punishment of cybercrime to the Niger’s human rights protection obligations (Luxembourg); 122.128 Ensure that freedom of expression, as enshrined in the Constitution as well as in relevant international human rights conventions, is fully respected in practice, including for those who wish to express dissenting views (Malawi); 122.129 Encourage a safe and enabling environment for civil society by protecting it from harassment, restrictions and undue detention, and by removing obstacles to freedom of assembly, in particular by revising Ordinance 84-06 of 1 March 1984 to include the principle of declaration instead of authorization (Netherlands); 122.130 Implement the antiterrorism law in accordance with international standards, guaranteeing freedoms of expression, association and peaceful assembly, as well as the legitimate work of human rights defenders and journalists (Spain); 122.131 Strengthen protections for civic actors, including by ending arbitrary arrests of journalists and civil society activists who criticize the Government (United States of America); 122.132 Strengthen the fight against trafficking in persons and smuggling of migrants, in particular by providing victims with the necessary assistance for their rehabilitation (Brazil); 122.133 Fight effectively against all forms of slavery and human trafficking (Congo); 122.134 Specifically criminalize the practice of wahaya, with the same penalties as other forms of slavery (Croatia); 122.135 Strengthen its legal arsenal and apply it strictly in order to definitively eradicate slavery and discriminatory practices, as well as female genital mutilation and early marriages (Gabon); 122.136 Redouble the efforts in the fight against human trafficking and other forms of modern-day slavery, with particular attention to the practice of descentbased slavery of children (Holy See); 122.137 Further strengthen the implementation of anti-slavery laws, national action plans to prevent slavery, as well as educational measures to eliminate discriminatory practices (Indonesia); 122.138 Enhance the institutional and operational capacity of the agencies responsible for preventing and combating trafficking in persons, including with possible bilateral and international human rights training (Indonesia); 122.139 Take creative measures to step up the fight against cross-border human trafficking (Angola); 122.140 Take further efforts to eliminate all forms of slavery (Islamic Republic of Iran); 122.141 Continue its efforts to combat human trafficking and criminal gangs (Islamic Republic of Iran); 122.142 Continue efforts to combat human trafficking (Iraq); 122.143 Continue the efforts to prevent and combat trafficking in human beings and slavery (Italy); 122.144 Expedite the finalization of the action plan to combat trafficking in persons, especially illegal trafficking of migrants (Kenya); GE.21-09329 17