A/HRC/28/15 115.97 Recognize fully the civil and political rights of “erased” citizens and facilitate their complete social integration (Australia); 115.98 Adopt the same-sex partnership act in order to further improve the rights of LGBTI persons (Croatia); 115.99 Adopt further measures to facilitate effective access of the so-called “erased” to permanent residency and citizenship (Czech Republic); 115.100 Take all appropriate measures to enable and facilitate the acquisition of Slovenian citizenship by the “erased persons”, paying particular attention to the children of “erased persons” in 1992, who are still stateless. Ensure compensation for all “erased persons” and, in this regard, review their compensation schemes, on the basis of the amounts and criteria established by the European Court of Human Rights and ensure the implementation of measures to reintegrate “erased persons” (France); 115.101 That the youth guarantee scheme is implemented without discrimination and sufficient budget allocated for its effective implementation (India); 115.102 Take comprehensive measures to protect the rights of all national minorities, including the so-called erased people and promote their full integration into society (India); 115.103 Take legal measures aimed at preventing ethnically motivated crimes (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 115.104 Establish a clear and comprehensive definition of violence against childre, and prosecute all forms of violence, including domestic violence (Sierra Leone); 115.105 Take the necessary measures for setting up a comprehensive national strategy to prevent and address all forms of violence against women and children (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 115.106 Take further steps to implement the national programme of family violence prevention (netherlands); ensure implementation of the national programme of family violence prevention (2009–2014) and prevent all forms of violence against women and children, including domestic violence (Bahrain); 115.107 Concentrate attention on domestic violence (New Zealand); 115.108 Adopt a national strategy on combating domestic violence (Russian Federation); 115.109 Strengthen the measures undertaken to combat domestic violence in general and violence against children in particular (Algeria); 115.110 Broaden the definition of violence in the Law on the Prevention of Domestic Violence, according to international standards, with a view to eliminating all forms of violence against women and girls (Mexico); 115.111 Establish an institutional mechanism to combat discrimination and violence against women and children, particularly children from minority peoples (Viet Nam); 115.112 Adopt a comprehensive national strategy to prevent and combat all forms of violence against children (Iraq); 19