A/HRC/23/8 92.72. Ensure effective enforcement of the Trafficking in Persons Act and continue to combat trafficking in persons as well as arms smuggling and drug trafficking (Sri Lanka); 92.73. Intensify human rights mainstreaming in policy and action in combating illegal migration and human rights trafficking (Viet Nam); 92.74. Take the necessary measures to establish a unified system of family courts to ensure full compliance with the State's obligation to protect, respect and enforce the right of access to justice for women, in family matters (Uruguay); 92.75. Establish a fully independent oversight body to receive and investigate complaints of police misconduct and reports of human rights violations. Such a body would ensure that all complaints of excessive use of force by the security forces are subject to immediate, thorough and independent investigation and, if state agents are charged with misconduct, that their cases are brought to trial in an expeditious manner and in line with international standards (Canada); 92.76. Include sexual orientation as a prohibited ground of discrimination in its Constitution Reform process (New Zealand); 92.77. Modify its legal framework in order to protect sexual minorities against discrimination (Norway); 92.78. Repeal all provisions that discriminate against persons on the grounds of their sexual orientation, including in the Domestic Violence Act (Protection Orders) and the Sexual Offences and Domestic Violence Act (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 92.79. Adopt legislation that prohibits discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity, and reinforce existing constitutional provisions that prohibit discrimination based on race and national origin (United States of America); 92.80. Establish and implement policies and initiatives to address discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation or gender identity (Uruguay); 92.81. Promote the necessary measures to repeal provisions discriminating people on the grounds of sexual orientation, including those contained in the Sexual Offences and Domestic Violence Act, and the Penal Code (Uruguay); 92.82. Consider the possibility of furthering the measures to eliminate all discriminatory treatment on the grounds of sexual orientation (Argentina); 92.83. Include same-sex couples in the Domestic Violence Act and make sure everyone is protected against domestic violence (Netherlands); 92.84. Repeal all provisions giving rise to discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation or gender identity and ensure the respect of the fundamental freedoms of all citizens (France); 92.85. Continue with its efforts in the field of economic, social and cultural rights, in order to increase the quality of life of its people, particularly the most excluded sectors of the population, for which it is particularly necessary to receive the support and technical assistance from the international community required by the country (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 20