A/HRC/31/13 communities, and consistency with international human rights obligations and standards (Canada); 145.20 Eliminate discrimination of and violence against religious minorities including by bringing national legislation such as the “Laws on Protection of Race and Religion” and the 1982 citizenship act in accordance with international human rights obligations, and establish an effective birth registration system guaranteeing universal access to education and other government services (Germany); 145.21 Repeal or revise the “Protection of Race and Religion” laws and Section 377 of the 1861 Penal Code to ensure the rights of women, religious minorities and the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex community are protected (Australia); 145.22 Disclose the findings of the Commission of Inquiry established to investigate cases of excessive use of force by police (Italy); 145.23 Investigate and punish the cases of intimidation, harassment, persecution, torture and enforced disappearances, especially against political dissidents, journalists, ethnic and religious minorities and human rights defenders (Uruguay); 145.24 Undertake the appropriate measures to prevent and combat domestic violence and sexual violence committed by military personnel and police officers against young girls and adolescents (Albania); 145.25 Continue to prioritize its work with the ILO on a Joint Action Plan on Child Soldiers to progress the implementation of Resolution 1612 (New Zealand); 145.26 Step up efforts and cooperate with relevant countries and international partners, address the situation in Rakhine State at its root causes, and combat people smuggling and human trafficking (Thailand); 145.27 Take all necessary measures to prevent exploitation, including human trafficking that Rohingya Muslims are suffering from, and address the root causes that force them to be vulnerable to those practices (Saudi Arabia); 145.28 End impunity of members of the army and government officials, who commit human rights violations, and bring them to justice (Saudi Arabia); 145.29 Amend article 377 of the Penal Code to ensure that only nonconsensual sexual relations between persons of the same sex are punishable (Spain); 145.30 Prevent discriminatory local orders and practice of restricting marriages for Rohingya people and pregnancy for Muslim women aimed at reducing the number of their children (Slovenia); 145.31 Amend the News Media Law and the 2014 Printing and Publications Law in compliance with international human rights standards (Austria); 145.32 Amend the News Media Law and the 2014 Printing and Publishing law in line with international human rights standards protecting the freedom of expression and ensure that any new laws regulating the internet or access to information comply with such standards (Latvia); 26