A/HRC/49/5 130.77 Take further steps toward fostering greater participation of women in the political and public sphere (Philippines); 130.78 Continue efforts to guarantee the right to freedom of religion or belief of every member of the society (Poland); 130.79 Design and implement specific measures for reaching gender balance in the public administration at the local, regional and national levels (Lithuania); 130.80 Conduct research about historical mosques in Greece which have been converted into churches and revert the holy status of the ones which are currently being used against their original functions and sanctity (Turkey); 130.81 Reconsider the demands of the Turkish Muslim communities in Alexandreia, Imathia, and in Thessaloniki to establish their own worshipping places and set up Muslim graveyards in Athens and Thessaloniki (Turkey); 130.82 Take the necessary steps to terminate the involvement of the State in the religious affairs of the Turkish Muslim minority and recognize their elected muftis (Turkey); 130.83 Decriminalize defamation (Ukraine); 130.84 Carry out concrete action aimed at increasing the active participation of women in political decision-making processes (Angola); 130.85 Continue efforts aimed at enhancing legal and policy measures to further promote women’s political participation at the national and local levels (Armenia); 130.86 Promote greater participation of women in political life and public administration in the country (Brazil); 130.87 Strengthen efforts to achieve gender parity in public administration (Maldives); 130.88 Consider amending legislation in order for conscientious objectors to be able to perform alternative civilian service in their place of residence (Croatia); 130.89 Ensure greater representation of women in political and economic life, as well as in leadership positions (Egypt); 130.90 Ensure the freedom of expression and association of human rights defenders, volunteers and civil society organizations (Mexico); 130.91 Ensure that human rights defenders and humanitarian workers and volunteers are protected against threats, harassment and intimidation, and that they are not prosecuted for engaging in humanitarian work, including maritime search and rescue activities (Panama); 130.92 Revisit policies with a view to facilitating the legitimate work of nonprofit organizations and individuals working with migrants and refugees (Philippines); 130.93 Take the necessary measures to end threats and violence against journalists, in line with its commitments under international law (Sweden); 130.94 Redouble efforts to guarantee the protection of human rights defenders, including those who carry out humanitarian work with refugees and migrants (Uruguay); 130.95 Ensure that all human rights defenders, journalists and humanitarian workers are allowed to exercise their work, in a safe and enabling environment (Austria); 130.96 Stop prosecuting, including criminally, human rights defenders who investigate cases of summary forced returns or collective expulsions (so-called pushbacks) (Belarus); 14