A/HRC/18/7 100.55. Reinforce efforts in improving conditions in the penitentiary facilities (Slovakia); 100.56. Put in place an independent police complaints commission (United Kingdom); 100.57. Bring its legislation into conformity with its commitment to equality and non-discrimination, by prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity (Canada); 100.58. Enact legislation that expressly prohibits discrimination against a person on the basis of sexual orientation or identity (Australia); 100.59. Bring its Criminal Code into conformity with its international commitments by taking appropriate steps to ensure that same-sex activity between consenting adults is not subject to criminal sanctions (Norway); 100.60. Confirm its commitments to equality and non-discrimination by decriminalizing consensual sexual relations between adults of the same sex as well as any discriminatory provisions with respect to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons (France); 100.61. Repeal all provisions in its domestic law criminalizing consensual sexual activity between adults of the same sex and combat discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transsexual persons through political, legislative and administrative measures (Spain); 100.62. Invite the National Human Rights Commission to monitor the elections (Norway); 100.63. Put in place appropriate mechanisms to ensure that individuals and members of the political opposition are able to take part freely in public rallies and peaceful demonstrations and to express their views without fear of reprisals, including via all forms of media (Canada); 100.64. Better ensure freedom of the press and particularly safeguard the independence of the Media Commission (France); 100.65. Begin a process to amend the legal code that applies to media licensing and libel allegations, allowing for greater liberalization of the media and the availability of media to all parties and candidates during election seasons (United States); 100.66. Facilitate greater diversity in radio broadcasting in the context of the current review of the Constitution (Australia); 100.67. Continue implementing programmes and measures designed to ensure universal access for its population to education, health and social security services (Cuba); 100.68. Prioritize access to reproductive health education and contraceptives for adolescent girls, also without parental consent (Norway); 100.69. Strengthen its intervention programmes for young people to increase their awareness of HIV/AIDS and on a wider basis to provide reproductive health counselling where necessary through the various Government social programmes (Trinidad and Tobago); 100.70. Step up efforts to overcome social scourges, including the consumption of drugs (Algeria); 17