A/HRC/53/14 does not impede fundamental rights and freedoms, such as freedom of expression, peaceful assembly and association (Ireland); 127.90 Repeal the provisions of the Cybersecurity and Cybercrimes Act which restrict freedom of expression and the press and ensure that the law is in line with international human rights instruments (Mexico); 127.91 Amend the 1955 Public Order Act and the 2021 Cybersecurity and Cybercrimes Act to uphold the freedom of assembly, the freedom of expression and protection for privacy as enshrined in the Constitution (United States of America); 127.92 Amend the 1955 Public Order Act, the Cybersecurity and Cybercrimes Act in order to ensure that the rights to freedom of expression, peaceful assembly and association are respected and protected (Belgium); 127.93 Continue to adopt and implement effective policies to ensure freedom of expression and of peaceful assembly, including for journalists and the media (Indonesia); 127.94 Guarantee without delay the right to freedom of expression and opinion through amendments to the Law on cybersecurity and cybercrimes of 2021, the Penal Code and other laws that question and provisions that criminalize opinions that dissent from the Government’s and immediately release those who suffer deprivation of liberty for these reasons (Costa Rica); 127.95 Take further steps to ensure freedom of opinion and expression and media freedom (Italy); 127.96 Ensure freedom of opinion and expression, particularly for human rights defenders, journalists and activists, reviewing any legislation that may undermine the enjoyment of these rights, such as the law on cybersecurity and cybercrime (Uruguay); 127.97 Review and amend the sections of the Cybersecurity and Cybercrimes Act of 2021 which are inconsistent or incompatible with international human rights standards (Denmark); 127.98 Redouble efforts to guarantee respect for freedom of expression and ensure the protection of political opponents and journalists against threats, attacks and reprisals (Chile); 127.99 Contribute to the safety of human rights defenders and civil society by enacting legislation prohibiting torture, through the finalization of the antitorture bill of 2016, and ratify the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (Kingdom of the Netherlands); 127.100 Strengthen gender equality by increasing women’s political participation and addressing gender-based violence (Australia); 127.101 Implement the recommendations of the European Union Election Observation Mission which observed the general elections in Zambia in August 2021 (Czechia); 127.102 Continue its efforts to support the family as the natural and basic unit of society, and in conformity with its values and morals, as enshrined in its Constitution (Islamic Republic of Iran); 127.103 Continue to take measures to prevent and combat trafficking in persons and provide the necessary resources to support victims of trafficking to prevent revictimization (Indonesia); 127.104 Adopt and implement wider programmes for combating human trafficking (Azerbaijan); GE.23-04188 15