A/HRC/18/8 81.38. Extend an open invitation to the human rights special procedures (Ecuador); 81.39. Conduct a comprehensive study on child abuse, including sexual abuse, and child labour, with a view to identifying enhanced protection measures and ensuring the provision of adequate resources for their implementation (Canada); 81.40. Redouble its efforts to eliminate child labour, and protect children who are vulnerable, especially children living and working in the streets (Ecuador); 81.41. Seek the assistance of ILO to combat child labour (Brazil); 81.42. Take all necessary measures so that the Truth and Reconciliation Commission can work efficiently, in particular by ensuring that it has the full cooperation of the authorities at all levels, and the necessary financial resources to carry out its mandate (France); 81.43. Meet its funding commitments to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission for the duration of its mandate (Australia); 81.44. Provide greater resources to its court system to reduce pretrial detention (United States); 81.45. Implement the recently adopted Human Rights Council resolution on children working and/or living on the street and give priority attention to the prevention of this phenomenon by addressing its diverse causes through economic, social, educational and empowerment strategies. These include proper birth registration, health care, education, awareness-raising and assistance to families (Hungary); 81.46. Give strong priority, as part of the process of judicial reform, to the work of the Law Reform Commission on strengthening the traditional local courts in relation to human rights and constitutional guarantees (Ireland); 81.47. Consider implementing the recently adopted United Nations Rules for the Treatment of Women Prisoners and Non-custodial Measures for Women Offenders (the Bangkok Rules), and seek necessary support from such relevant agencies as the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime and OHCHR (Thailand); 81.48. Ensure that all children are registered at birth and make every effort to register all persons previously not registered (Slovakia); 81.49. Decriminalize sexual relations between consenting adults of the same sex and repeal all discriminatory provisions relative to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people (France); 81.50. Decriminalize sexual activities between consenting adults of the same sex (Slovenia); 81.51. Reform, as a matter of urgency, the law that criminalizes sexual relations between adults of the same sex (Spain); 81.52. Remedy the low participation of women in public and political life and combat domestic violence (Morocco); 81.53. Intensify its efforts to allow better enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights giving special attention to combating poverty and improving protection of vulnerable social groups, particularly women and children (Algeria); 19