A/HRC/57/6 24.88 Guarantee, in the implementation of the National Plan on the Search for Missing Persons, that victims receive comprehensive reparation and that those responsible for enforced disappearances during the dictatorship are punished in accordance with international law (Costa Rica); 24.89 Take appropriate measures to guarantee the reasonable duration of legal processes to ensure the right to a fair trial (Finland); 24.90 Continue efforts in the area of transitional justice through the implementation of the National Search Plan related to the clarification of the circumstances and/or death of victims of enforced disappearance (Honduras); 24.91 Consider repealing the “Amnesty Law” (Italy); 24.92 Continue the implementation of the National Plan on the Search for Missing Persons and strengthen its national mechanism (El Salvador); 24.93 Uphold the rights to freedom of information, expression and peaceful assembly (Islamic Republic of Iran); 24.94 Guarantee, in law and in practice, the right to peaceful assembly in accordance with international human rights standards, including by taking concrete measures to ensure the effective facilitation of protests by law enforcement officials (Switzerland); 24.95 Strengthen measures to guarantee the right to peaceful assembly and to eliminate the excesses of the security forces against demonstrators (Colombia); 24.96 Adopt a law guaranteeing the right to peaceful assembly and put an end to the system of de facto authorization (Ireland); 24.97 Beef up measures to safeguard freedom of expression and opinion by all, at all times (Lesotho); 24.98 Adopt the protocol on protection of human rights defenders to strengthen the right to freedom of expression, association and peaceful assembly of defenders and journalists (Costa Rica); 24.99 Strengthen community media and their financial viability to promote diversity and citizen participation (Togo); 24.100 Strengthen mechanisms for the protection of human rights defenders and journalists, along with media workers, while welcoming Chile’s hosting of the World Press Freedom Day International Conference in 2024 (Ukraine); 24.101 Continue national efforts in relation to the protection of fundamental freedoms and the participation of all citizens in the public life of the country (Cuba); 24.102 Establish a dedicated legal mechanism to protect journalists and other media workers from strategic lawsuits against public participation (Lithuania); 24.103 Enact the bill on the protection of journalists and media workers (Zambia); 24.104 Consider developing mechanisms to strengthen the protection of human rights defenders (Peru); 24.105 Provide the necessary guarantees to people dedicated to the defence of human rights in the face of police persecution (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 24.106 Decriminalize defamation in accordance with international standards (Estonia); 24.107 Reinforce the implementation of measures to prevent attacks against churches in order to ensure the right to freedom of religion and belief (Argentina); 10 GE.24-09693