A/HRC/30/12 21. Liechtenstein took positive note of the efforts of the United States to protect national security and civil liberties. 22. Lithuania appreciated the consultation process of the Government of the United States with civil society. 23. Luxembourg made a statement. 24. Malaysia noted the findings of the Senate Intelligence Committee report on torture. 25. Mali welcomed the commitment of the United States to the implementation of international instruments obligations. 26. Mauritania encouraged the United States to strengthen its cooperation with the human rights mechanisms. 27. Mauritius commended the United States for its commitment in reviewing domestic laws and institutions. 28. Mexico acknowledged efforts for training of law enforcement officers on the prohibition of discrimination. 29. Montenegro noted the concerns of the Human Rights Committee about racial disparities in the imposition of the death penalty. 30. Morocco noted the efforts of the United States regarding the training of law enforcement officials to avoid racial profiling. 31. Namibia noted that three states had repealed capital punishment laws since the previous review cycle. 32. Nepal noted that the United States had pursued measures to combat racial and religious discrimination and hate crimes. 33. The Netherlands noted that no specific steps had been taken to ratify the Convention on the Elimination of All forms of Discrimination against Women. 34. New Zealand expressed concerns at the lack of full treaty-level protection for a number of vulnerable groups. 35. Nicaragua made a statement. 36. The Niger appreciated the support of the United States to OHCHR activities and its cooperation with human rights mechanisms. 37. Nigeria welcomed initiatives at fostering relations between law enforcement officers and communities. 38. Norway was concerned at the application of the death penalty. 39. Pakistan made a statement. 40. Panama appreciated the cooperation programme of the United States to eradicate all forms of child labour in Panama. 41. Paraguay acknowledged the invitation to the Special Rapporteur on torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment to visit Guantanamo, expecting that he could fulfil his mandate. 42. Peru highlighted the achievements on education, particularly the initiative entitled “Generation Indigenous”. 43. The Philippines appreciated the increasing number of criminal convictions of human traffickers. 5