A/HRC/34/10 115.90 Create permanent and sustainable programmes for education and training in human rights for public officials, particularly members of the armed forces, the police and the judiciary, emphasizing protection for the most vulnerable groups (Colombia); 115.91 Strengthen police training on how to investigate sexual and genderbased violence, including against children, and ensure that perpetrators of these acts are appropriately prosecuted (United States of America); 115.92 Continue making efforts in the field of training and education in human rights for law enforcement agencies (Morocco); 115.93 Continue making efforts to provide human rights education to law enforcement personnel (United Republic of Tanzania); 115.94 Ensure that civil society organizations and human rights defenders can operate in a safe environment and that all allegations of intimidation, harassment and violence are fully investigated (Ireland); 115.95 Investigate the alleged harassment of human rights defenders and prosecute offenders (Ghana); 115.96 Thoroughly investigate the threats against human rights defenders and civil society organizations, bring to justice those responsible and guarantee reparations to the victims, especially those working for women’s rights (Uruguay); 115.97 Thoroughly investigate attacks on persons living with albinism and ensure that perpetrators of violations committed against them are brought to justice (Sierra Leone); 115.98 Develop a national action plan to eliminate child marriage (Maldives); 115.99 Exert further efforts to ensure that all children born in the national territory are registered (Sudan); 115.100 Adopt measures to reduce the number of children without birth registration (Angola); 115.101 Ensure the full respect of the freedoms of association and peaceful demonstration in compliance with the international commitments of Uganda, in particular in the implementation of the Public Order Management Act of 2013 (France); 115.102 Strengthen measures to end any possibility of alleged police brutality, arbitrary arrests and politically motivated prosecution of opposition leaders (Australia); 115.103 Take measures to guarantee the right to peaceful assembly and avoid abuses in police activities and, if such abuses occur, ensure that they do not go unpunished (Spain); 115.104 Improve the transparency of the electoral process, provide equal conditions for all candidates, prevent obstruction of the media and the Internet, and ensure the independence of the Electoral Commission and impartial investigation of allegations of election fraud and violence (Czechia); 115.105 Enact electoral reforms to address problems noted by multiple observers during February 2016 elections, including by making the process for 18