A/HRC/17/6 89.92 Repeal any legal provision that criminalizes consensual relations between adults of the same sex and combat the discrimination against LGBT persons through awareness-raising and education campaigns to begin at school (Spain); 89.93 Decriminalize sexual relations between consenting adults of the same sex, and repeal any law discriminating against LGBT people (France); 89.94 Decriminalize sexual relations between consenting adults of the same sex (Canada); 89.95 Decriminalize same-sex activity between consenting adults (Slovenia); 89.96 Decriminalize homosexual conduct by reforming the penal code so that for the purposes of prosecution, gross indecency would not apply to private acts between consenting adults (United States); 89.97 Condemn acts of violence and human rights violations committed against persons because of their sexual orientation or gender identity and ensure adequate protection for human rights defenders who work on the rights of LGBT persons (United States); 89.98 Increase and consolidate programmes and social measures aimed at reducing poverty and social exclusion based on just distribution of national wealth, which will make it possible to move towards the greatest possible wellbeing for their people, for which it is necessary to count on international cooperation and technical assistance (Venezuela); 89.99 Accelerate the ongoing efforts aimed at elaborating a national strategy to fight against poverty with particular emphasis on the reduction of extreme poverty (Algeria); 89.100 Continue to apply strategies and plans aimed at reducing poverty and achieving the socio-economic development of the country (Cuba); 89.101 Continue to implement its effective measures to redress poverty, in particular through its newly established Social Reform Council (Botswana); 89.102 Continue to implement the policies and programmes aimed at stimulating pro-poor economic growth while mitigating negative impacts on poor households and communities (Singapore); 89.103 Continue to implement programmes and measures to improve the enjoyment of the rights to education and health (Cuba); 89.104. Undertake a health-care reform that guarantees universal access and integrated health-care services, and create adolescent-friendly health-care clinics (Hungary); 89.105 Enhance the access to obstetric and maternal health services, especially in rural areas (Germany); 89.106. Continue its efforts to provide universal access, and without discrimination, to the treatment, care and prevention of HIV/AIDS (Argentina); 89.107. Continue and strengthen its efforts relating to the number of children, especially boys, entering secondary school (Germany); 89.108. Adopt measures for the greater inclusion of the Kweyol community and other non-English speaking linguistic minorities into the social and political 18