A/HRC/48/11 132.131 Increase the efforts to ensure freedom of expression and freedom of media and the protection of journalists (Italy); 132.132 Protect journalists and ensure the freedom of expression and independence of the media (Czechia); 132.133 Take effective steps to create an enabling environment in which human rights defenders and journalists can operate in a safe and secure manner, free from harassment, violence and reprisals (Liechtenstein); 132.134 Investigate the attacks against, and harassment of, journalists and media workers and ensure that perpetrators are brought to justice in fair trials (Lithuania); 132.135 Take all necessary steps to ensure that the newly established prosecutor for crimes against journalists carries out effective investigations into attacks against journalists, and notify the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization of the status of the judicial inquiry into the killing of journalists (Netherlands); 132.136 Ensure the protection of human rights defenders, journalists and media workers against attacks and harassment (Norway); 132.137 Take necessary measures to end violence against journalists and review provisions in the new media law, and other laws, that impede freedom of expression and media freedom, to bring them in line with Somalia’s human rights obligations (Sweden); 132.138 Revise the provisions in the media law and the Penal Code that hamper freedom of expression and bring them into line with international obligations (Switzerland); 132.139 Ensure the freedom of the media and the safety of journalists, including by ending arbitrary arrests and addressing the impunity around attacks against journalists (Estonia); 132.140 Redouble the efforts to improve the safety and security of journalists (Ukraine); 132.141 Protect media freedom consistent with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Australia); 132.142 Ensure every person’s right to freedom of expression and media freedom, in particular by addressing intimidation, arbitrary arrest and physical attacks against journalists, human rights defenders and media workers (Austria); 132.143 Repeal the provisions of the Penal Code that restrict the rights to freedom of expression, particularly those of journalists and media workers (Belgium); 132.144 End impunity for attacks against journalists, civil society and human rights defenders, women, and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons by conducting timely and impartial investigations, prosecuting perpetrators and ending military trials of journalists (Canada); 132.145 Guarantee and reinforce the protection of the right to freedom of expression and the right to freedom of the media in accordance with international human rights standards (Chile); 132.146 Permit apostasy and decriminalize blasphemy in national legislation, in line with international human rights standards (Denmark); 132.147 Continue efforts in economic recovery and poverty reduction, including through the implementation of its National Social Protection Policy, to address the continuing humanitarian crisis and mitigate vulnerability from natural disasters (Indonesia); 17