A/HRC/26/12 stronger punishments for racially motivated crimes committed by police officers (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 110.96. Conduct immediate and impartial investigation of all reports on torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, bring those found guilty to justice and provide compensation to victims (Belarus); 110.97. Make sure that all victims of discrimination have access to effective remedies and the means to obtain them (Belgium); 110.98. Ensure effective legal protection for victims of discrimination (Pakistan); 110.99. Consider establishing an independent body with the right to undertake unannounced visits to all places of deprivation of liberty, including police stations and pretrial detention facilities, with a view to an early ratification of OP-CAT(Czech Republic); 110.100. Continue to take all necessary steps to combat corruption, ensure judicial independence and promote a fair and transparent legal system for all Slovak citizens (Australia); 110.101. Sustain and promote the family, based on the stable relationship between a man and a woman, as the natural and fundamental unit of society (Holy See); 110.102. Continue to strengthen efforts to eliminate discrimination in employment and occupation faced particularly by women and Roma persons, pursuant to the recommendations of ILO supervisory bodies (United States); 110.103. Implement measures that guarantee the right to work to its citizens, in particular to youth under the age of 25 and women (Cuba); 110.104. Bridge the wage gap between men and women (Libya); 110.105. Better ensure the effective enforcement of laws against sexual harassment and adopt additional preventive and protective measures to combat sexual violence in the workplace (Netherlands); 110.106. Take measures to guarantee access to safe drinking water for all its population (Chile); 110.107. Increase inputs to help to improve the living standards of people living in poverty and create more job opportunities for women, youth and other special groups (China); 110.108. Adopt a comprehensive programme on sexual health and reproductive rights based on human rights and WHO standards and allocate sufficient financial and human resources for their implementation (Belgium); 110.109. Increase access to contraceptive methods for all women as required by CESCR (Belgium); 110.110. Continue to safeguard the choice of health-care workers to have recourse to the principle of conscientious objection (Holy See); 110.111. Maintain the protection of the right to life from conception to natural death following article 15 of the Slovak constitution that states: “Human life is worthy of protection even prior to birth” (Holy See); 21