A/HRC/48/6 149.137 Simplify the registration of civil society organizations, including those fighting discrimination on sexual grounds (Czechia); 149.138 Lift all provisions in the law on freedom of association that limit the registration and activities of civil society entities working on issues of sexual orientation and gender identity (Netherlands); 149.139 Guarantee full respect for the rights to freedom of expression and association and the protection of civil society space by eliminating existing obstacles to the registration and activities of civil society organizations, including those who work in the area of the human rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons (Uruguay); 149.140 Consider the recommendations expressed by the European Union election observation mission in 2019, which could lead to a significant strengthening of the democratic process (Austria); 149.141 Implement the previous recommendation made by Czechia to improve the transparency and inclusiveness of election processes (Czechia); 149.142 Ensure equal participation in political and public affairs through swift implementation of the recommendations of the European Union election observation mission in 2019, in particular on the prevention of election violence, access of independent media to all stages of the election process and an equal environment for all political parties (Czechia); 149.143 Consolidate all electoral laws and regulations into one integrated electoral legal framework and establish a permanent and reliable voter registration system (Norway); 149.144 Criminalize all forms of modern slavery and bring the legal definition of “trafficking” in line with international standards (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 149.145 Take further steps within the framework of combating human trafficking (Azerbaijan); 149.146 Step up efforts to combat trafficking in human beings, including by ensuring the effective identification and protection of victims of trafficking (Belarus); 149.147 Accelerate the adoption of the national action plan against trafficking in persons (Chad); 149.148 Accelerate the process of adopting the national action plan against trafficking in persons, including trafficking in children for sexual exploitation (Senegal); 149.149 Continue to work to ensure greater protection for child victims of human trafficking within the framework of the Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children, supplementing the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime (United Arab Emirates); 149.150 Strengthen measures to combat human trafficking and ensure the protection of the rights of women and children and all persons in vulnerable situations (Nigeria); 149.151 Strengthen its laws on statelessness, human trafficking and people smuggling (Eswatini); 149.152 Continue efforts to ensure the socioeconomic rights of citizens and protection of the most vulnerable categories of the population (Russian Federation); 18