A/HRC/55/13 144.80 Take steps to ensure the full independence of the judiciary from the executive and from parliament (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 144.81 Implement additional measures to guarantee access to justice for all (Burundi); 144.82 Guarantee the independence of the judiciary and the full exercise of the right of defence (Italy); 144.83 Strengthen the rule of law, including by ensuring the independence of the judiciary, equality before the law, the right to a fair trial and access to justice (France); 144.84 Promote civil and political rights (Cameroon); 144.85 Ensure full respect for the rights to freedom of religion or belief, freedom of expression and freedom of association in accordance with its human rights obligations in law and in practice (Gambia); 144.86 Strengthen guarantees on freedom of association and peaceful assembly (France); 144.87 Uphold and protect freedom of expression, peaceful assembly and association (Ukraine); 144.88 Enhance efforts to ensure the right to freedom of opinion and expression, and the religious freedom of minorities (Italy); 144.89 Put an end to obstacles to freedom of expression and peaceful association, pluralism of opinions and the work of civil society, and grant all fundamental legal guarantees to political opponents, activists and demonstrators (Luxembourg); 144.90 Consider adopting comprehensive policies in line with international obligations to contribute to the promotion and protection of freedom of opinion and expression, and the right to privacy (Lithuania); 144.91 Take effective measures to protect freedom of expression and prevent violence against journalists, and ensure that the Cybersecurity Act is in line with international standards (Republic of Korea); 144.92 Revise all laws, regulations and practices concerning freedom of opinion and expression, both online and offline, to bring them into full compliance with international human rights standards and to remove undue restrictions on them (Estonia); 144.93 Issue an immediate moratorium on the use of the Digital Security Act and harmonize its provisions with international human rights law (Mexico); 144.94 Repeal the 2018 Digital Security Act and amend the Cybersecurity Act in line with the relevant international human rights treaties (Kingdom of the Netherlands); 144.95 Review the Digital Security Act to ensure that it is in line with international standards regarding the right to privacy (Liechtenstein); 144.96 Amend the Cybersecurity Act, of 2023, so that it is brought into compliance with human rights, in particular with the provisions of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Switzerland); 144.97 Repeal or rewrite the Cybersecurity Act, as it fails to address the most problematic aspects of the former Digital Security Act (Norway); 144.98 Repeal or amend the laws restricting freedom of expression and freedom of peaceful assembly, including the Foreign Donations (Voluntary Activities) Regulation Act and the Cybersecurity Act, so that they are fully in line with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Belgium); GE.23-24573 15