A/HRC/52/12 43.81 Step up efforts to effectively implement prevention and deradicalization measures in Algeria’s counter-terrorism strategy and provide assistance to victims of terrorism (Indonesia); 43.82 Step up efforts to combat terrorism in accordance with national legislation and relevant international obligations (Kuwait); 43.83 Guarantee that Executive Decree No. 21-384 and article 87 bis of the Penal Code, related to anti-terrorism measures, are in line with international human rights obligations (Mexico); 43.84 Continue efforts to protect its citizens from the scourge of terrorism (Nigeria); 43.85 Continue unremitting efforts to combat terrorism in all its manifestations in accordance with national legislations and relevant international obligations (Oman); 43.86 Modify article 87 bis of the Penal Code to define more precisely the crime of “terrorism” in accordance with the norms and standards of international human rights law that prevent the use of anti-terrorist legislation against political opponents, journalists and human rights defenders (Spain); 43.87 Intensify its efforts to combat terrorism, including considering seeking technical assistance, in accordance with its national needs and priorities (Syrian Arab Republic); 43.88 Continue its unremitting efforts aimed at eradicating the scourge of transnational organized crime in implementation of its national law (Syrian Arab Republic); 43.89 Continue efforts to strengthen the rule of law, good governance and sustainable development (Libya); 43.90 Continue the efforts made in implementing the national anticorruption strategy (Saudi Arabia); 43.91 Continue efforts to combat corruption under the United Nations Convention against Corruption (Bahrain); 43.92 Put an end to the frequent use of pretrial detention, in accordance with article 123 of the Code of Criminal Procedure and article 44 of the Constitution (Canada); 43.93 Continue strengthening its efforts and measures to better promote and protect the rights of persons in custody, in places of pretrial detention and in prisons (Botswana); 43.94 Apply pretrial detention as an exceptional measure, as defined in article 44 of the Algerian constitution (Netherlands); 43.95 Amend the laws on the High Council of the Judiciary and on the statute of magistrates in order to guarantee the full independence of the judiciary from the executive (Romania); 43.96 Take measures to further strengthen the independence of the judiciary (Sweden); 43.97 Continue taking steps to strengthen the independence and powers of the High Council of the Judiciary (Timor-Leste); 43.98 Strengthen the processes for appointing judges, public prosecutors and other justice workers, ensuring that they are objective, impartial and transparent (Peru); 43.99 Continue its successful human rights training programmes for judges and prison staff (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); GE.22-27762 11