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143.104 Continue efforts to fight against corruption, and strengthen
institutional capacities to effectively detect and investigate cases of corruption,
including through implementing the amended Anti-Corruption Act (Sudan);
143.105 Strengthen measures to combat corruption, and reinforce institutional
capacities to effectively detect and investigate cases of corruption (Rwanda);
143.106 Repeal or expunge part III of the Public Order Act 1965 dealing with
processions in order to protect freedom of peaceful assembly (Canada);
143.107 Guarantee freedom of expression without distinction and adopt the
necessary measures to eliminate any legal provision that curtails the enjoyment
of freedom of expression, including on the Internet (Chile);
143.108 Ensure the legal protection of human rights defenders so that they can
carry out their activities safely and without reprisals (Chile);
143.109 Ensure the full enjoyment of freedom of expression for all, including
journalists, human rights defenders and opposition members (Czechia);
143.110 Ensure the full enjoyment of the right to freedom of expression,
including that of human rights defenders, journalists, opponents and activists
(Ecuador);
143.111 Enact legislation for the protection of human rights defenders
(Ukraine);
143.112 Guarantee fundamental freedoms, and put an end to arbitrary arrests
and detentions of journalists, civil society actors and human rights defenders
(France);
143.113 Ensure full respect for the right to freedom of expression by preventing
and ending harassment of journalists (Ghana);
143.114 Ensure the right to freedom of expression and freedom of assembly, as
well as media freedom (Latvia);
143.115 Uphold the right to freedom of expression and refrain from
criminalizing the legitimate activities of human rights defenders and journalists
and restricting their activities and rights, including by ending arbitrary arrests
of journalists and human rights defenders (Netherlands);
143.116 Take further steps to widen the presence of labour inspectors across
the country so as to strengthen monitoring, enforcement and awareness-raising,
with a view to identifying victims of trafficking for their rehabilitation and
enrolment in school, as well as prosecution of perpetrators (Botswana);
143.117 Redouble the efforts to combat trafficking in persons, particularly
children, ensuring that relevant laws reflect international standards, duly
prosecuting the offenders and protecting the victims (Brazil);
143.118 Strengthen mechanisms to protect women and children from domestic
and transnational trafficking (Uganda);
143.119
Strengthen activities to combat trafficking in children (Ukraine);
143.120 Adopt a comprehensive policy to strengthen efforts to combat human
trafficking (Holy See);
143.121 Consider strengthening its efforts to combat trafficking in women and
children and to eliminate all forms of discrimination against women (India);
143.122 Combat human trafficking, in particular trafficking of children and
women (Islamic Republic of Iran);
143.123 Continue efforts to combat human trafficking and protect people from
slavery (Iraq);
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