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149.103 Consider the establishment of specialized services for children in
conflict with the law, especially by aligning laws on arrest and custody of minors
with the country’s obligations under international law (Malawi);
149.104 Consider harmonizing the juvenile justice system with international
standards (United Arab Emirates);
149.105 Continue its efforts aimed at reforming the justice sector, including
criminal procedures and criminal justice (Mauritania);
149.106 Fully implement the child justice system in line with the Convention
on the Rights of the Child (Kenya);
149.107 Reform the legal framework on the arrest and custody of minors,
harmonizing it with the country’s obligations under international law (Zambia);
149.108 Continue the reform measures specified in the July 2019 report on
transparency, governance and corruption (Austria);
149.109 Pursue efforts to promote the rule of law and good governance and
cooperation with United Nations human rights mechanisms (Morocco);
149.110 Fully and effectively respect the protection of human rights, including
the rights to freedom of expression, access to information and freedom of the
press (Paraguay);
149.111 Take all necessary steps through the law and government policy to
ensure protection and promotion of freedom of expression, including the robust
implementation of article 48 of its Constitution (Australia);
149.112 Ensure that the reform of the law on social communication and the
press guarantees the rights to freedom of expression, the press and access to
information, as well as guaranteeing the work of journalists and human rights
defenders (Spain);
149.113 Redraft the proposed law on social communication and the law on
broadcasting to guarantee freedom of expression, including by increasing the
space for dissent and discussion, and ensure a safe and enabling space for
everyone to exercise these rights (Sweden);
149.114 Review the proposed media and communication laws with the aim of
guaranteeing freedom of opinion and expression through free and independent
media (Germany);
149.115 Adopt the law on social communication and the law on broadcasting
by the parliament without any limitations on freedom of the media (Czechia);
149.116 Ensure that the protections on freedom of expression provided for
under international human rights law are reflected in the text of proposed new
laws governing media and broadcasting, and that these are respected in practice
(Canada);
149.117 Align legislation on freedom of expression and freedom of the press
with international standards so that human rights defenders and journalists can
operate without restrictions and risks and ensure accountability for all reported
cases of violations and abuses against them (Italy);
149.118 Ensure that the right to freedom of expression and freedom of the press
is respected, including in the Internet space, and maintain a positive environment
for the work of independent media and journalists (Bulgaria);
149.119 Guarantee the right to freedom of opinion and expression and ensure
that journalists and media outlets can perform their work without undue
interference (Austria);
149.120 Guarantee freedom of expression, association and assembly, as well as
the protection of human rights defenders, guarantee and protect press freedom
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