A/HRC/30/12 81. Tunisia noticed the efforts made in combating racism and hate crimes. 82. Turkey expressed concerns about poor protection services for sexually exploited children. 83. Ukraine noted the commitment to improving implementation of human rights obligations and adherence to the universal periodic review. 84. The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland urged closing the Guantanamo Bay detention facility. 85. Uruguay praised efforts to combat discrimination and a decline in the application of the death penalty in states. 86. Brazil referred to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights, immigration and border security and interferences to privacy. 87. Viet Nam highlighted the need to ratify the remaining core international human rights treaties. 88. Albania commended measures to counter intolerance, violence and discrimination. 89. Algeria commended efforts undertaken to eliminate racial discrimination. 90. Angola noted executive actions to improve the regulation of immigration. 91. Argentina expressed concern that the application of the death penalty was characterized by discrimination and arbitrariness. 92. Armenia appreciated the commitment of the United States to prevention of the crime of genocide. 93. Australia welcomed the efforts of the United States to better protect the rights of Native Americans. 94. Austria expressed concern that individuals continued to serve life sentences without parole for crimes committed when they were under 18 years of age. 95. Azerbaijan noted the concerns expressed by treaty bodies about torture and illtreatment in detention. 96. Bangladesh noted concerns about racial profiling against religious minorities. 97. Belgium noted reports on health hazards for children working in farms. 98. Benin noted the progress made in wages equality. 99. Bosnia and Herzegovina noted steps concerning indigenous peoples and asked for the closure of the Guantanamo facility. 100. Botswana noted violence against women and encouraged addressing racial discrimination. 101. The Bolivian Republic of Venezuela made a statement. 102. Bulgaria noted efforts against racial discrimination. 103. Burkina Faso urged for improvement concerning the rights of women, children and migrants. 104. Cabo Verde noted the lack of progress regarding the ratification of treaties. 105. Canada commended prosecution against forced labour and human trafficking. 106. The United States said that it is committed to the effective implementation of its human rights obligations and welcomes input on ways to improve. Although it does not 8