A/HRC/41/17 110.11 Issue a standing invitation to United Nations special procedures, and cooperate constructively with the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Cambodia and with OHCHR (Germany); 110.12 Amend the law on associations and non-governmental organizations to bring it into line with the State’s obligations under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Greece); 110.13 Accept visit requests from special procedure mandate holders (Honduras); 110.14 Implement fully the recommendations made in the latest report of the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Cambodia, including the addendum thereto (A/HRC/39/73/Add.1) (New Zealand); 110.15 Issue a standing invitation to all special procedures, and engage constructively with OHCHR and the special procedures (Croatia); 110.16 Issue a standing invitation to all special procedures (Ukraine); 110.17 Strengthen cooperation with the special procedures, and issue and implement a standing invitation to all special procedures before the next cycle of the universal periodic review (Czechia); 110.18 Strengthen cooperation with the special procedures of the Human Rights Council by responding positively to pending visit requests by special procedure mandate holders, and consider extending a standing invitation to all special procedure mandate holders, as previously recommended (Latvia); 110.19 Engage constructively with all special procedures (Italy); 110.20 Complete land reform to facilitate access to and use and development of land for individuals and small and medium-sized enterprises (Senegal); 110.21 Take measures to simplify the allocation of community land concessions to indigenous peoples (Togo); 110.22 Implement a coherent resettlement policy and simplified process for granting communal land titles, consulting communities, civil society and indigenous groups (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 110.23 Ensure that all pending lands disputes, evictions and relocations are settled in a fair, transparent, negotiated and adequately compensated manner (Austria); 110.24 Take the necessary measures to re-establish an environment respectful of the rights of the civil society, in particular by revising the law on associations and non-governmental organizations (France); 110.25 In consultation with affected stakeholders and civil society, amend the law on political parties and the law on associations and non-governmental organizations to bring them into line with international human rights obligations (Germany); 110.26 Align laws, such as the law on associations and non-governmental organizations, the trade union law, the law on political parties and the telecommunications law, with international obligations (Iceland); 110.27 Amend the law on political parties, the trade union Law and the law on associations and non-governmental organizations to bring them into line with the State’s international human rights obligations, in consultation with affected stakeholders and civil society (New Zealand); 110.28 Protect non-governmental organizations and associations, and ensure that the administrative provisions of the law on associations and nongovernmental organizations are not used to close down, suspend or otherwise negatively affect non-governmental organizations and associations (Slovenia); 12