A/HRC/32/9 102.55 Adopt a law to fight against discrimination, to prevent and punish discrimination in all its forms including discrimination on sexual orientation and gender identity (Argentina); 102.56 Pass legislation prohibiting discrimination, including comprehensive prohibitions against discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation and gender identity (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 102.57 Review all type of provisions that could lead to the discrimination of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons, as well as review labour provisions which may affect domestic workers (Colombia); 102.58 Strengthen the fight against all forms of discrimination including discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity (France); 102.59 Ensure the issuance of birth certificates to all children born on its territory, regardless of the status of their parents (Poland); 102.60 Further improve its birth registration system and ensure the issuance of birth certificates to all children born on its territory (Turkey); 102.61 Increase efforts to ensure that all children born in Paraguay can have their birth registered (Mexico); 102.62 Ensure that all State surveillance activities are in line with international human rights law and do not infringe on citizen’s fundamental rights and freedoms (Liechtenstein); 102.63 Take the necessary measures to ensure that the operations of intelligence agencies are monitored by an independent oversight mechanism to ensure transparency and accountability (Liechtenstein); 102.64 Continue working in the improvement of prison conditions (Spain); 102.65 Continue to adopt measures to improve the situation in the penitentiary system of the country in line with international standards (Uzbekistan); 102.66 Increase resources to address gender-based violence (Australia); 102.67 Prevent all forms of violence against women and girls, particularly sexual abuse and domestic violence, including by adopting a law to prevent, punish and eradicate violence against women (Austria); 102.68 Ensure that legislation to prevent and eradicate violence against women is passed (Belgium); 102.69 Ensure the adoption of a comprehensive law on violence against women (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 102.70 Pass legislation to prevent and criminalize all forms of violence against women, and provide law enforcement with training and education to ensure its effective implementation (Canada); 102.71 Implement legislation against violence and the discrimination against women in a comprehensive way and with a gender perspective (Costa Rica); 102.72 Promote the approval of the comprehensive law on violence against women (Cuba); 16