A/HRC/22/3 94.74. Take necessary measures aimed at eliminating all discriminatory treatment on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity (Argentina); 94.75. Work towards the equal status of same sex couples starting with legal recognition of same sex couples (Netherlands); 94.76. Allow NGOs and other actors to bring discrimination cases to court in order to secure increased access to justice for victims of discrimination (Norway); 94.77. Investigate all allegations on the use of torture and cruel treatment by law enforcement officers, hold the perpetrators legally responsible and provide compensation to victims (Belarus); 94.78. Adopt effective measures to address the problem of overcrowding of the penitentiary centres and ensure adequate conditions for detainees (Uzbekistan); 94.79. Adopt measures to reduce overcrowding in penitentiary centres (Cuba); 94.80. Consider to review the three-year time limit in the statute of limitations for bringing compensation claims in cases of coercive or non-consensual sterilizations in order to extend it (Greece); 94.81. Establish a roadmap with clear timelines to finalise the cases of sterilization of Roma women without consent and ensure adequate compensation and reparation for such women (South Africa); 94.82. Adopt measures to ensure the payment of compensations to victims of forced sterilization (Spain); 94.83. Continue efforts to eliminate human trafficking and promote the protection of victims (Costa Rica); 94.84. Ensure that all victims of trafficking regardless of their migration status have access to and benefit from programmes that provide support, rehabilitation and assistance (Mexico); 94.85. Continue to strengthen Government policies to ensure children are not exploited or trafficked (Namibia); 94.86. Provide capacity-building to law enforcement officials on the identification of child victims of commercial sexual exploitation and on measures to protect children from commercial sexual exploitation (Lichtenstein); 94.87. Provide capacity-building to law enforcement officials as well as workers on the identification of child victims of commercial sexual exploitation and on measures to protect children from commercial sexual exploitation, for instance, child-friendly procedures within the justice system (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 94.88. Take measures to combat domestic violence, in particular against children, including the usage of corporal punishment (Russian Federation); 94.89. Explicitly prohibit all corporal punishment of children in all settings, including in the home (Lichtenstein); 94.90. Explicitly prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings (Hungary); 19