A/HRC/30/4 100.70 Strengthen its enforcement of domestic laws that protect children from sexual abuses and exploitation, expedite the investigation of reported cases, and bring the perpetrators to justice (Thailand); 100.71 That a comprehensive prevention strategy together with adequate legislation be introduced to combat the high incidence of sexual and genderbased violence (Trinidad and Tobago); 100.72 Implement provisions in the National Human Rights Action Plan for the protection of vulnerable individuals, including children, persons with disabilities, persons with albinism, LGBT persons, and persons diagnosed with HIV/AIDS (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 100.73 Ensure that all relevant laws, codified and customary, are brought into compliance with the Convention on the Rights of the Child and ensure strict application of the Children’s Law (Slovenia); 100.74 Enact and effectively implement legislation and take other policy and program measures to fulfil treaty obligations to eliminate the worst forms of child labour (United States of America); 100.75 Amend discriminatory provisions based on sexual orientation or gender identity, in particular with regard to equality of access to services and public office (Uruguay); 100.76 Consider decriminalizing consensual same-sex relations (Brazil); 100.77 Repeal the legal provisions which criminalize LGBT persons (France); 100.78 Revoke the law criminalizing consensual sex between adults of the same sex (Poland); 100.79 Repeal the existing discriminatory regulation in its domestic law against the LGBT community (Spain); 100.80 Repeal 14.74 of the Penal Code and take all necessary legislative and other measures to eliminate discrimination and violence on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity (Ireland); 100.81 Repeal sections of the Penal Code that criminalize sexual activities between consenting adults of the same sex and withdraw the two bills currently before the House of Representatives that would further criminalize same-sex relations (Canada); 100.82 Take legislative and policy measures to prevent and fight violence and to combat discrimination on the ground of sexual orientation and gender identity (Colombia); 100.83 Strengthen the institutional capacity of the Independent National Commission on Human Rights established in 2011, the Ministry of Justice and the judiciary (Costa Rica); 100.84 Provide the Independent National Commission on Human Rights with adequate resources to assist it in discharging its core mandate (Egypt); 100.85 Take the necessary measures to ensure that the Independent National Human Rights Commission fully complies with the Paris Principles (France); 17