A/HRC/52/12 43.133 Sustain efforts to strengthen institutional frameworks to safeguard the fundamental rights and freedom of its people (Nigeria); 43.134 Take measures to foster a safe, respectful and enabling environment for civil society, human rights defenders and journalists, free from persecution, intimidation and harassment (Latvia); 43.135 Cease harassment and imprisonment of journalists and human rights defenders and remove language criminalizing actions that “undermine national unity” in article 95 bis, defamation provisions of 144 bis and “false information” provisions of 196 bis of the Penal Code (United States of America); 43.136 End the use of custodial sentences for press offences, as stipulated in article 54 of its Constitution (Canada); 43.137 Ensure that legislation passed at the highest level does not curtail the work of the media and human rights defenders (Greece); 43.138 Strengthen national legislation to ensure full respect for the right to freedom of expression, and avoid arbitrary detention, in compliance with its Constitution and international standards (Uruguay); 43.139 Ensure the right to freedom of thought, belief and religion in accordance with the Constitution (Norway); 43.140 Further strengthen laws that allow religious plurality and protect religious minorities (Eswatini); 43.141 In reference to article 37 of the Constitution, ensure domestic legislation such as the Family Code does not discriminate on the basis of gender (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 43.142 Amend all articles of the Penal Code and the Family Code that discriminate on the basis of gender, namely, in the Penal Code, articles 326 and 336 and, in the Family Code, articles 11, 53 and 54, as well as 66 (Belgium); 43.143 Amend all articles in the Penal Code and Family Code which discriminate on the basis of gender (Israel); 43.144 Repeal in the Penal Code and the Family Code all discriminatory provisions based on gender (Mexico); 43.145 Amend all articles of the Penal Code and the Family Code that discriminate on the basis of gender, particularly articles 326 and 336 of the Penal Code and articles 11, 53, 54 and 66 of the Family Code (Panama); 43.146 Review the Family Code with a view to establishing the minimum age for marriage with judicial authorization (Paraguay); 43.147 Make efforts to bring in legislation to combat trafficking among foreign workers (Bangladesh); 43.148 Encourage the work of the National Committee to Prevent and Combat Trafficking in Persons as part of the implementation of the National Action Plan for 2022–2024 (Belarus); 43.149 Advance on the implementation of the National Action Plan to Prevent and Combat Trafficking in Persons 2022–2024 and strengthen the work of the committee created for this purpose on the basis of the pillars of preventing and combating this crime and protecting victims (Cuba); 43.150 Adopt a national strategy to combat trafficking in persons and smuggling of human beings (Benin); 43.151 Finalize the process of adoption of the special bill on preventing and combating trafficking in persons (Burkina Faso); 43.152 Proceed with the final adoption of the specific law on preventing and combating human trafficking (Burundi); 14 GE.22-27762