16. 和平、正义与强大机构
世界上的许多地区在持续遭受着社会以及国家级别的武装冲突或者其他形式的暴力所带来的难以言述的恐惧。在推动法制和正义保障方面的进展并不平均。然而，尽管发展步伐缓慢，在推动公众获得信息渠道以及强化保障人权的国家机构方面的法规正在进步。
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