A/HRC/47/6 130.116 Reinforce training and capacity-building in human rights for judiciary staff members, particularly judges, lawyers and court officials (Mozambique); 130.117 Amend its bill on associations, foundations and networks to bring it into line with international standards relating to fundamental freedoms (Canada); 130.118 Release all human rights defenders currently arbitrarily detained (Ireland); 130.119 Take concrete steps to prevent the arbitrary arrest and detention of human rights defenders (Ireland); 130.120 Provide a constructive and safe environment for peaceful assembly and freedom of expression to enable civil society, non-governmental organizations and human rights defenders to conduct their activities (New Zealand); 130.121 Continue its efforts to enhance the role of civil society in light of the recent law aiming at improving the legal framework for associations and protecting human rights defenders (Oman); 130.122 Promote freedom of association by passing and implementing the law on associations, strengthening non-governmental organizations’ and civil society’s capacity to combat human trafficking (United States of America); 130.123 Enable Mauritanians to fully enjoy the right to freedom of religion or belief and decriminalize apostasy (Italy); 130.124 Ensure the freedom of expression of all religious groups and cease the practice of rescinding citizenship from Christian converts (Holy See); 130.125 Ensure that national legislation is in line with international human rights standards, including by removing the crime of apostasy from national legislation and respecting the right to change religion (Latvia); 130.126 Remove from legislation any identification of blasphemy and apostasy as a crime and enable Mauritanians to fully enjoy their right to freedom of religion or belief, including the right to change religion and the right not to believe (Netherlands); 130.127 Assess the amendment of legislative provisions infringing on freedom of thought, conscience and religion and freedom of expression, in line with the provisions of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Argentina); 130.128 Ensure that the fundamental right to religious freedom is exercised freely (Ukraine); 130.129 Take effective steps to combat all forms of slavery and slavery-like practices, including sexual and labour exploitation, sale, abduction of and trafficking in children and other vulnerable groups, and to provide justice to the survivors (Liechtenstein); 130.130 Step up efforts to gather data on the scope of situations of slavery or slavery-like practices which may still exist and intensify the fight against them with a view to eradicating such practices, in particular by ensuring effective implementation of Act No. 2015-031 on the prohibition of slavery and slaverylike practices (Argentina); 130.131 Step up the efforts aimed at fighting against slavery in all its forms and reinforce protection mechanisms for persons who were subjected to slavery, especially children (Armenia); 130.132 Take action to identify, account for and release people in slavery, support victims, and strictly enforce anti-slavery laws (Australia); GE.21-04660 17