Content_paragraphs:  During consultations with the review team, civil society leaders and human
  
  rights advocates stressed that, even though security in a more general sense had
  
  improved, the freedom of expression and the space for journalism and advocacy on
  
  human rights had continued to shrink. National laws require meetings of more than
  
  four people to be notified to and approved by the Government, making it difficul t for
  
  civil society actors to operate. The review team was informed that, in particular,
  
  youths, human rights defenders and women peacebuilders were threatened and
  
  intimidated by government authorities. For instance, women leaders and networks
  
  that have tried to raise awareness of conflict-related sexual violence or advocate for
  
  the realization of the Government’s commitment to a 35 per cent inclusion rate for
  
  women in the peace process have been harassed and targeted. In response to a peaceful
  
  youth protest planned in May 2019, several government officials made public
  
  statements in which they threatened the lives of activists if they chose to participate
  
  in them.15 The constrained space for civil society activities and the restrictions on the
  
  freedom of expression pose a real threat to the full implementation of the Revitalized
  
  Peace Agreement, in particular the holding of credible and inclusive elections. 
  
   
  
   
  
   K. Limited gains women, peace and security agenda and
  
  gender equality