A/HRC/27/8 120.30 Undertake further actions in order to prevent child marriages (Italy); 120.31 Amend relevant legislation in order to ensure civil registration for all children, including fatherless children (Austria); 120.32 Guarantee the fundamental rights of all the country’s inhabitants without discrimination and reform the Citizenship Act accordingly (Switzerland); 120.33 Harmonize the procedure for transmitting Bhutanese nationality in order to allow women to transmit Bhutanese nationality to their children on the same terms as men (France); 120.34 Continue taking measures for the protection of the rights of senior citizens, children, persons with disabilities and minorities while giving utmost priority to the provision of social security in all regions of the country (Nepal); 120.35 Continue working to promote the rights of persons with disabilities and mainstreaming the rights of minorities and vulnerable groups in the social programmes and projects of the Government (Nicaragua); 120.36 Consider prohibition of the use of corporal punishment of children in all settings (Zambia); 120.37 Strengthen gender awareness through the incorporation of content with a human rights approach into formal and informal education in order to eradicate violence against women (Costa Rica); 120.38 Take measures, in law and in practice, to end all forms of child labour, in accordance with the highest international standards (Costa Rica); 120.39 Improve equal access to the legal aid system, in particular for poor and marginalized groups (Austria); 120.40 Decriminalize sexual acts between consenting adults of the same sex (United States of America, France); 120.41 Proceed to the abolition of existing legislation criminalizing relations between persons of the same sex (Spain); 120.42 Consider amending legislation criminalizing relations between persons of the same sex (Argentina); 120.43 Continue to provide, in accordance with its obligations under international human rights law, the widest possible protection and support for the family as the natural and fundamental unit of society (Egypt); 120.44 Review its laws and practices relating to religious groups to ensure that all persons, religious denominations and institutions feel free to associate and practice their religious beliefs (Sierra Leone); 120.45 Protect religious freedom by allowing individuals to practise their religion freely, and provide religious organizations equal opportunities to obtain legal status (United States of America); 120.46 Further enhance the environment for the development of civil society organizations, including in the areas of legal awareness-raising, advocacy and human rights monitoring (Austria); 120.47 Continue efforts to make its democratization process more inclusive and development-oriented (Nepal); 23