A/HRC/32/13 120.97 Continue taking measures to increase the participation of women in all social and economic spheres of Seychelles and continue implementing regulations to end all forms of discrimination against them (Pakistan); 120.98 Take measures to protect the rights of non-citizens and migrant workers, and eliminate discrimination against them in all areas (Mexico); 120.99 Adopt better measures on discrimination against migrants and non-citizens (Nigeria); 120.100 Ensure the protection of children of migrant workers from statelessness (Ukraine); 120.101 Take appropriate measures to facilitate family reunification of migrant workers and members of their families (Ukraine); 120.102 Continue to fight against all forms of discrimination affecting religious minorities (Angola); 120.103 The need for police officers to undergo compulsory training in the field of human rights (Zambia); 120.104 Provide adequate resources and training, including to law enforcement officials, to ensure effective institutions that comply with human rights norms and standards (Australia); 120.105 Review its prison conditions in line with the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners and implement the results of such review before the third cycle of its universal periodic review (Fiji); 120.106 Continue efforts to reduce pretrial detention by expanding, at the national level, the rehabilitation programme Coetivy (Haiti); 120.107 Improve the “Phoenix Programme” in order to facilitate the social integration of women upon their release from prison (Haiti); 120.108 Step up efforts to rehabilitate and reintegrate offenders, including through the introduction of formal education programmes in prisons (Singapore); 120.109 Take concrete measures to fight domestic violence, to prosecute perpetrators and to protect the victims of such practices, as well as to enhance the effectiveness and the financing of the police’s specialized unit, the “Family Squad” (Brazil); 120.110 Increase its efforts to safeguard women and children from domestic violence and to protect persons with disabilities (Holy See); 120.111 Continue efforts in the fight against impunity for domestic violence and develop accommodation facilities and support mechanisms for victims of such violence (France); 120.112 Continue pursuing child protection measures (Djibouti); 120.113 Take all necessary measures to protect children from all forms of exploitation (Portugal); 120.114 Spare no effort in fighting violence against children and the drug trafficking of which they are victims (Angola); 120.115 Intensify the Government’s efforts with a view to the most effective protection possible against the risk of child sexual abuse (Cabo Verde); 21