A/HRC/8/33 Page 14 14. To consider using the Yogyakarta Principles on the Application of International Human Rights Law in relation to Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity as a guide to assist Czech human rights policies (Slovenia); 15. To adopt effective measures such as the establishment of an institution or specific mechanism tasked to monitor the situation of Roma, including the compilation of disaggregated data on education, health, employment and housing, which should be an independent body empowered to receive complaints about excessive use of force and ill-treatment against Roma by the Czech police (Cuba); 16. To adopt all measures to comply with its obligations under CERD, in particular to prohibit and punish organization of and participation in neo-Nazi demonstrations (Cuba); 17. To undertake urgent investigation on the allegation of secret flights of the CIA and take measures to prevent the use of its airports for such purposes (Cuba); 18. To abolish the practice of caged beds in all health-care and social care facilities (Cuba); 19. To take concrete measures to implement ICESCR and carry out a constructive dialogue with the CESCR (China); 20. To complete the drafting of the anti-discrimination act as soon as possible to ensure that Roma will not be discriminated in the field of employment, health care, education, housing and the administration of justice (China); 21. To provide a follow-up report about the strengthening of the efforts and actions taken on the ground to ensure the rights of minorities, and specifically Roma (the Netherlands); 22. To consider additional steps to improve conditions for children from vulnerable backgrounds (United Kingdom); 23. To sign and ratify the International Convention on the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance (France); 24. In the implementation of public policy for Roma, to take into account ethnic and cultural diversity and the specificities, needs, lifestyles and identity of the beneficiaries, and to consider the possibility of establishing bilingual compensatory school programmes for Roma children (Mexico); 25. To consider the ratification of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the Optional Protocol thereto (Mexico); 26. To take all necessary measures to promote and strengthen the foundation of family and its values in society (Islamic Republic of Iran); 27. To give consideration to the establishment and application of criteria for the information and consent of women prior to sterilization (Brazil); 28. To promote the institutionalization of the agency for social inclusion of Roma communities (Brazil);