A/HRC/36/16 139.101 Take steps to ensure the prevention, investigation and prosecution of cases of violence against persons based on sexual orientation and gender identity (Israel); 139.102 Strengthen its system for monitoring, reporting and analyzing crimes of violence and discrimination against individuals based on grounds of sexual orientation or gender identity (Netherlands); 139.103 Consider giving priority attention to indigenous peoples, in particular with reference to language, education and land redistribution (Peru); 139.104 Increase the efficiency and the systematic implementation of the law on the development of mining resources, in the field of employment, housing, social development and protection of the environment (Cabo Verde); 139.105 Continue to develop and implement a framework that holds companies, particularly those in the extractive sector, accountable for the human rights violations and the environmental degradation caused by their operations (Philippines); 139.106 Define and enforce regulations to ensure that companies comply with international and national standards relating to human rights, labour, the environment and others (Togo); 139.107 Continue to combat violence and crime in large cities (Angola); 139.108 Strengthen its efforts against the excessive use of force by police forces (Cabo Verde); 139.109 Revise laws and policies regarding public order policing and the use of force, including lethal force by law enforcement officials (Greece); 139.110 Take further action regarding oversight of and training for security forces in human rights, including to address violence related to hatred against foreigners, and make sure security forces carrying out law enforcement duties comply with United Nations standards (Austria); 139.111 Redouble efforts to reduce the use of excessive force by the police through a comprehensive effort to educate policemen on proper procedures and prosecute those law enforcement officials who persist (Iceland); 139.112 Take effective measures to prevent the excessive use of force and to protect the human rights of persons in detention facilities (Holy See); 139.113 Improve conditions in detention centres and avoid overcrowding, as well as the detention of migrants (Mexico); 139.114 Ensure that the Independent Police Investigative Directorate investigates all allegations of torture (Germany); 139.115 Step up its efforts to improve legal aid for destitute people in order to guarantee access to justice and a fair trial for all (Burundi); 139.116 Ensure that bills relating to traditional courts and traditional leaders currently under discussion are in conformity with the international commitments of South Africa (France); 139.117 Continue to pay further attention to improving the rule of law (Russian Federation); 139.118 Continue its efforts to ensure the right to access to information and freedom of expression by adopting regulations that would be in accordance with both the South African Constitution and the international treaties and commitments of South Africa (Poland); 139.119 Review the current text of the Protection of State Information Bill in order to remove any limitations on freedom of expression, including the unwarranted persecution of whistle-blowers (Sweden); 16