A/HRC/36/15 131.103 Take the necessary steps to make the anti-discrimination services available in all municipalities and widely inform the public of their availability (Republic of Moldova); 131.104 Revise the Bosman act to ensure that all nationals, regardless of their birth place, are not excluded from living and working in the Netherlands (Sierra Leone); 131.105 Act to eliminate differences in human rights between the European and Caribbean Netherlands (Australia); 131.106 Share the experiences acquired in the area of business and human rights, especially on remediation and reparation, through its constructive and substantive participation in the intergovernmental working group established by resolution 26/9 of the Human Rights Council (Ecuador); 131.107 Address human rights abuses perpetrated by Netherlands companies abroad (Egypt); 131.108 Respond to concerns of the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination about the participation of Netherlands companies in the extractive industry and in the production of soya and palm oil abroad that have adverse effects on the enjoyment of human rights and the environment (Honduras); 131.109 Consider the establishment of a clear regulatory framework to guarantee that the activities carried out by the enterprises under its jurisdiction do not have a negative impact on human rights abroad (Peru); 131.110 Ensure accountability for human rights violations and environmental damage resulting from the global or overseas operations of companies registered or headquartered in the Netherlands (Philippines); 131.111 Ensure that transnational corporations headquartered in the Netherlands do not violate human rights in their operations abroad (South Africa); 131.112 Intensify its efforts to maintain oversight over Netherlands companies operating abroad with regard to any negative impact their activities may have on the enjoyment of human rights, particularly in conflict areas, which includes situations of foreign occupation where there is a heightened risk of human rights abuses (State of Palestine); 131.113 Review any adopted or proposed counter-terrorism legislation, policies or programmes to provide adequate safeguards against human rights violations and minimize any possible stigmatizing effect such measures might have on certain segments of the population (Canada); 131.114 Review counter-terrorism measures that target individuals and groups based on race, ethnicity and religion, including Muslims and Muslim communities, and ensure that such measures do not associate or contribute to associating terrorism with any religion, race, culture, ethnic group or nationality (Malaysia); 131.115 Adopt measures to eliminate domestic violence, rape and sexual harassment, ensuring the safety of victims and the timely response to complaints, as well as access to free legal assistance (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 131.116 Ensure the training of prosecutors and security forces so they can identify, investigate and prosecute cases of gender-based violence (Israel); 131.117 Ensure that its legislation addresses all forms of violence, explicitly prohibits corporal punishment in all settings and includes measures to raise awareness of positive, non-violent and participatory forms of child-rearing 17