A/HRC/41/17 110.113 Protect journalists, human rights defenders, members of the political opposition and trade union workers from harassment, arbitrary arrest and physical attacks, and investigate and prosecute the perpetrators of such attacks (Slovenia); 110.114 Step up efforts to prevent the harassment of human rights defenders, journalists, trade union workers, protesters, land and other civil society actors, and protect their rights (Czechia); 110.115 Adopt the measures necessary to guarantee the rights of those who work to protect and promote human rights, in particular human rights defenders, and investigate and punish those responsible for threats and violence against them and their families (Argentina); 110.116 Adopt the measures necessary to protect the rights of human rights defenders, trade unionists and journalists (Chile); 110.117 Create an enabling environment for free and pluralistic media, including by ceasing judicial harassment against journalists and abuse of tax regulations to harass media outlets and associations (Greece); 110.118 Continue to implement measures to strengthen the independence of both the judiciary and the media (Italy); 110.119 Cease excessive power of the executive branch to influence the work of judges and prosecutors by amending the law on organization of courts, the law on the statue of judges and prosecutors and the law on the organization and functioning of the Supreme Council of the Magistracy (Germany); 110.120 Establish regional appeals courts in accordance with the law on the organization of courts, and ensure their proper operationalization by 2023 (Greece); 110.121 Complete the process of judicial reform, safeguarding the independence and impartiality of the court system, court personnel and judges, in accordance with international standards (Norway); 110.122 Take all steps necessary to strengthen the rule of law and to guarantee full judicial independence, consistent with international human rights standards (Lithuania); 110.123 Adhere to international standards on the independence of institutions, notably the judiciary and the national election commission, to ensure that electoral processes are free, fair and transparent (Ireland); 110.124 Further advance judiciary reforms and establish an independent justice system that is trusted and utilized by the people; to this end, make maximum use of the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia as a model (Japan); 110.125 Strengthen the independence and functioning of the judiciary, in particular by repealing or significantly amending the law on the organization of courts, the law on the statute of judges and prosecutors and the law on the organization and functioning of the Supreme Council of the Magistracy (Austria); 110.126 Take all necessary steps towards a substantive reduction in the time spent by persons in pretrial detention (Austria); 110.127 Amend the laws on the organization of courts, the statute of judges and prosecutors and the organization and functioning of the Supreme Council of the Magistracy to guarantee and protect the independence of the judiciary (Belgium); 110.128 Continue its considerable efforts to promote and protect human rights through a concrete commitment to good governance, transparency, public participation in decision-making processes and access to justice (Turkey); 18