A/HRC/44/10 153.112 Strengthen protections for the right to freedom of association and peaceful assembly, including revising the current Law on Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations in line with recommendations of the Venice Commission (Ireland); 153.113 Ensure that the application of the law governing peaceful assembly and freedom of association is not discriminatory, in particular towards the most vulnerable groups such as national and religious minorities and the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex community (Luxembourg); 153.114 Accelerate its efforts to reform the judiciary system in order to ensure independence of justice (Japan); 153.115 Implement the envisaged comprehensive reform of the justice sector with a view to establishing a genuinely independent judiciary and increasing public trust in it (Lithuania); 153.116 Take effective measures to protect the independence and integrity of the judicial branch of Government (Namibia); 153.117 Take measures to ensure non-interference in the affairs of the judiciary by members of the executive (Namibia); 153.118 Further focus on the reform of the judiciary (Romania); 153.119 Strengthen the independence and impartiality of the judiciary in law and practice (Switzerland); 153.120 Take the necessary further steps for the judicial and legal reforms (Turkmenistan); 153.121 Establish transparent processes for the nomination, appointment and disciplining of judges and the termination of their powers based on international standards and distribute court cases in a proportional manner to ensure a balanced workload for judges (United States of America); 153.122 Ensure the independence of the justice system and access to a fair trial (France); 153.123 Effectively implement judicial reform, in close cooperation with the Council of Europe, to ensure an impartial and transparent judicial system (Sweden); 153.124 Continue the fight and strong commitment against corruption in full compliance with the legislation of Armenia (Nicaragua); 153.125 Continue to adopt government plans to fight corruption, such as the Anti-Corruption Strategy 2019–2022 (Syrian Arab Republic); 153.126 Fully implement the Anti-Corruption Strategy 2019–2022 (Bahamas); 153.127 Establish strong and independent anti-corruption institutions and ensure proper and transparent vetting procedures of judges, prosecutors, investigators and police officers (Czechia); 153.128 Continue the national efforts to combat corruption (Egypt); 153.129 Initiate a comprehensive electoral reform to adopt a new electoral code developed in close consultation with civil society organizations, taking into consideration the recommendations of international and local observation missions (Czechia); 153.130 Keep moving forward with the National Strategy for Human Rights Protection with a view to guaranteeing the exercise of the right to health and a decent living standard (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 153.131 Consider further institutional, legislative and policy measures targeted in particular at improving the well-being of children living in poverty (Singapore); 17