A/HRC/23/11 organizations to foster more consistent application of international human rights standards, and ensure that cases of abuse or killings by police are processed in a more timely manner (United States of America); 102.94. Provide human rights education, including related to sexual orientation and gender identity, to all law enforcement officials (Estonia); 102.95. Develop an appropriate mechanism to mandate the collection, disaggregation and standardisation of data such as social data, crime statistics and other criminal justice indicators (Australia); 102.96. Repeal laws that criminalize consensual same sex adult sexual relations (Canada); 102.97. Repeal the provisions that criminalize consensual homosexual relations, notably those contained in the Sexual Offences Act and establish policies to combat discrimination, prejudice and violence based on sexual orientation or gender identity (France); 102.98. Repeal all legislative provisions that discriminate against persons on the grounds of their sexual orientation, including in the Sexual Offences Act, within the next two years (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 102.99. Repeal all provisions that criminalize same-sex conduct (Norway); 102.100. Decriminalise consensual same-sex conduct between adults and take all necessary steps to protect LGBT community from all forms of discrimination (Ireland); 102.101. Amend the criminal code to decriminalize same-sex sexual activity between consenting adults and adopt legislation that prohibits discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity (United States of America); 102.102. Adopt all necessary political and legislative measures to decriminalize consensual same-sex sexual relations between adults (Uruguay); 102.103. Consider instituting more programs to further facilitate access by domestic workers and migrants to basic social services and just conditions of work (Philippines); 102.104. Consider establishing a Wages Commission on Domestic Workers (Namibia); 102.105. Consider launching a holistic national plan to prevent and deal with economic recession impact and ensure job creation, public services and social welfare in favour of the people of Barbados without any discrimination (Viet Nam); 102.106. Continue investments toward the achievement of economic, social and cultural rights (Trinidad and Tobago); 102.107. Continue its efforts to promote sustainable economic and social development and further strengthen the protection of rights of women and children (China); 102.108. Continue moving forward with its fitting social policies in the area of economic, social and cultural rights so as to provide the best possible well-being for its population (Venezuela(Bolivarian Republic of)); 20