A/HRC/29/8 131.114. Adopt legislation that defines the necessity and proportionality of the use of force by police during acts of protest of the civil population (Russian Federation); 131.115. Increase awareness of security forces on the respect for human rights during demonstrations, to ensure the right to peaceful assembly and freedom of expression and association (Switzerland); 131.116. Step up measures to improve employability and access to employment, especially among young men and women, and ensure equal opportunities between them (Malaysia); 131.117. Put more emphasis on employment, especially on reducing the unemployment rate of young people (China); 131.118. Address the youth unemployment and combat effectively the existing discrimination against migrants in terms of their working conditions and requirements governing access to employment (Iran (Islamic republic of)); 131.119. Ensure laws regarding discrimination with respect to employment or occupation are enforced and that members of the Romani community have the same inclusive legal protections, wages and working conditions as others (United States of America); 131.120. Fully ensure the safety and economic and social rights of migrant workers, in particular in irregular situations (Bangladesh); 131.121. Review and modify, in the light of the recommendations of this review, those measures that may obstruct access to basic rights such as health, education and housing for migrants, particularly women and children (Nicaragua); 131.122. Make an impact assessment of any negative consequences of budgetary adjustments with regard to universal access to health and education, particularly their impact on vulnerable groups such as migrants, women, people with disabilities, the elderly and children (Norway); 131.123. Proceed to systematically assess the impact of austerity measures on the most vulnerable social groups, especially children (Algeria); 131.124. Consider prioritizing measures to mitigate the impacts of the economic crisis (Sri Lanka); 131.125. Take steps to ensure that the measures of austerity do not negatively impact economic, social and cultural rights, specially the rights to adequate housing, health, food and education (Brazil); 131.126. That any austerity measures adopted by the Government should be minimal, temporary, proportional, non-discriminatory, and take into account the needs of the poorest and most disadvantaged citizens (Egypt); 131.127. Resume the measures of social protection and care for the most disadvantaged affected by the international economic and financial crisis (Cuba); 131.128. Resume as soon as possible, measures of social protection and care for those most affected by the severe effects of the crisis (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 21