A/HRC/48/16 59.175 Review and amend the Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act to establish an independent body to review possible cases of disinformation and to ensure consistency with accepted principles of international law (Canada); 59.176 Repeal the Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act (Denmark); 59.177 Amend or repeal the Sedition Act, the Administration of Justice (Protection) Act and the Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act to ensure that they comply with international human rights standards (Germany); 59.178 Review the operation of the Administration of Justice (Protection) Act and the Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act to ensure that they do not interfere with the right to freedom of expression (Ireland); 59.179 Review the Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act, as well as other laws, such as the Defamation Act, to ensure that the right to free speech is sufficiently protected (Norway); 59.180 Amend the Public Order Act and relevant sections of the Penal Code to allow for peaceful demonstrations without undue restrictions and to guarantee the right to peaceful assembly to all (Portugal); Revise the Public Order Law and the Penal Code to guarantee the right to peaceful assembly without discrimination (Mexico); 59.181 Repeal the Public Order Act and relevant sections of the Penal Code to allow for peaceful demonstrations without undue restrictions and guarantee the right to peaceful assembly for all people in Singapore (Malawi); 59.182 Remove all existing obstacles to the registration of LGBTI organizations (Norway); 59.183 Adopt further measures to ensure access to justice, as well as the enjoyment of human rights by all without discrimination (Nigeria); 59.184 Continue efforts to strengthen and protect social, economic and cultural rights for all people, including the rights of women and children and persons with disabilities (Kazakhstan); 59.185 Support access to education, housing, and health care for vulnerable groups, such as low-income families (Mauritania); 59.186 Continue to provide support to persons who have been negatively affected by the pandemic, particularly those from low- or middle-income households (Burundi); 59.187 Continue the provision of social support for the vulnerable groups, especially those disproportionately affected by the COVID-19 pandemic (Cambodia); 59.188 Continue to expand the benefits of its social services for the population, in order to make its social protection system more effective (Algeria); 59.189 Strengthen the protection for low-income persons (Kuwait); 59.190 Continue to promote sustainable economic and social development, narrow the income gap and improve people’s living standards (China); 59.191 Further develop health care and strengthen the public health system to better protect the people’s right to health (China); 59.192 Consider implementing training for health-care professionals on sexual orientation and gender identity issues, with the aim of eliminating discrimination in health-care access (Malta); 18