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119.93
Guarantee for every accused person a fair, speedy and public trial and
release all individuals who have been arbitrarily detained (Slovakia);
119.94
Release all political prisoners immediately and without condition, and
amend the special Law No. 1145 relating to Nicaraguan nationality (United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland);
119.95
Release all arbitrarily detained political prisoners, opponents, critics
and religious leaders (Estonia);
119.96
Release all political prisoners, including those under house arrest, and
return citizenship and property rights to those who have been deported and
expropriated (Germany);
119.97
Address concerns regarding this year’s reform to the Criminal Code,
which allows the prosecution and confiscation of the assets of exiled Nicaraguans
or foreigners accused of crimes against the State (United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Northern Ireland);
119.98
Ensure a thorough and transparent accountability process, with access
to justice and reparation for victims of human rights violations (Chile);
119.99
Intensify efforts to protect and promote freedom of association,
expression and religion (Lebanon);
119.100 Revoke the Regulation of Foreign Agents, which limits the work of civil
society, political organizations and media outlets (Lithuania);
119.101 Re-establish civic and democratic space by revoking all legislation
made public after 2018 and the reform of constitutional article 21 used to
criminalize and denationalize Nicaraguans who criticize the current regime
(Kingdom of the Netherlands);
119.102 Ensure that journalists, political opponents, human rights defenders
and civil society can operate safely and freely, without fear of reprisals, threats,
attacks, harassment or unjust prosecution, in accordance with articles 30, 49 and
50 of the Nicaraguan Constitution (Norway);
119.103 Guarantee the exercise of the freedoms of peaceful assembly,
expression and association and put an end to repression and persecution against
individuals and organizations (Paraguay);
119.104 Stop actions that limit the country’s civic and democratic space, as well
as harassment and intimidation against people considered to be political
opponents, including ceasing attacks against members of the Catholic Church
(Peru);
119.105 Adapt internal regulations based upon international human rights
norms and standards, including by amending regulations that limit the right of
citizens to stand for election and to participate in public affairs without
discrimination and adopting the necessary measures for full participation in
political life (Peru);
119.106 Withdraw the series of laws that directly affected the fundamental
rights of citizens, including freedom of expression and freedom of association
(Poland);
119.107 Eliminate acts of harassment, threats, aggressions, persecution, and
criminalization against human rights defenders, independent journalists and
political opponents (Poland);
119.108 Reinstate civic space by restoring the legal personality and assets of the
organizations that had been dissolved, protecting their freedoms of operation,
and refrain from arbitrarily revoking the legal personality of other organizations
and media outlets (Poland);
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