A/HRC/39/8 101.61 Amend sections 153–155 of the Penal Code to decriminalize same-sex conduct between consenting adults, as well as prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity (Canada); 101.62 Accelerate efforts to incorporate into its legislation at all levels, including at the constitutional level, provisions that prohibit discrimination based on sex, gender and disability (Mexico); 101.63 Continue to take steps to actively promote the equal rights of all individuals regardless of gender, religious belief, sexual orientation, age, disability or other status, including by ratifying the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (New Zealand); 101.64 Integrate principles of non-discrimination and equality of women and men into education policies, the national core curriculum and related documents, as well as into basic and continuing education for teachers and health-care professionals and other service providers (Iceland) (Portugal); 101.65 Undertake further measures regarding the remaining key areas where improvements need to be made, most notably in relation to vulnerable groups of populations, in particular women, persons with disabilities and children (Ukraine); 101.66 Repeal all discriminatory provisions included in the land code (Congo); 101.67 Proceed with the implementation of the National Strategy for Sustainable Development and the Tuvalu National Human Rights Action Plan 2016–2020 (Israel); 101.68 Strengthen the gender development policies (Iraq); equality perspective in sustainable 101.69 Continue to implement climate change mitigation policies to avoid impacts on the fundamental rights of Tuvaluans (Haiti); 101.70 Continue implementing policies and programmes aimed at the mitigation of the effects of climate change, taking into consideration a focus on human rights (Costa Rica); 101.71 Continue promoting in the international sphere the right to a healthy environment, and the fight against climate change (Cuba); 101.72 Assess on a regular basis the impact of climate change and natural disasters on the full enjoyment of human rights by the poor and low-income population, with a view to supporting victims of such disasters (Ghana); 101.73 Periodically assess the impact of climate change and natural disasters on the enjoyment of human rights by the poor and support efforts to build their resilience to such disasters (Jamaica); 101.74 Redouble efforts with a view to formulating, in coordination with regional organizations and the United Nations, a plan for the management and mitigation of natural disasters that takes into consideration the situation of migrant children and the potential massive displacement of the population (Mexico); 101.75 That the Office of the People’s Lawyer could be strengthened with the necessary financial, human and technical resources to enable effective representation of those in need of legal aid (Guyana); 101.76 That measures could be taken to address perceived restrictions to the freedom of religion (Guyana); 101.77 Take measures to fully guarantee freedom of religion or belief, including by addressing concerns from minority religious groups over limitations on their activities in the outer islands (Canada); 15