A/HRC/17/3 79.71. Strengthen its efforts to fight sexual abuse of children within the framework of adopting a programme for the promotion of the rights of the child (Spain); 79.72. Adopt and implement appropriate measures to combat sexual abuse of minors (Slovakia); 79.73. Seek the assistance of the international community in its efforts to expand and strengthen its legal and judicial sectors (Maldives); 79.74. Present a bill for a new Criminal Code which would decriminalize sexual activity between consenting adults of the same sex as outlined in the national report (United Kingdom); 79.75. Recognize the principle of non-discrimination, which prohibits discrimination on any ground, including sexual orientation, and to abolish the law that criminalises homosexuality without delay (Sweden); 79.76. Establish mechanisms to increase the population’s access to government information (Canada); 79.77. Continue with the efforts of introducing freedom of information through ordinary legislation as a matter of priority (Germany); 79.78. Establish freedom of information laws, including by amending the Official Information Act of 1976, and increase access to Internet (Italy); 79.79. Reduce the voting age from 20 years to 18 years (Maldives); 79.80. Continue its efforts and take the necessary measures to address the lack of women representation in Parliament (Morocco); 79.81. Strengthen programmes to fight poverty (Algeria); 79.82. Continue its efforts to attain food sovereignty on the basis of food diversification (Bolivia); 79.83. Continue to implement strategies and plans for the socio-economic development of the country, including in the environmental area (Cuba); 79.84. In view of the increasing challenges posed by climate changes, develop a human rights-based climate change adaptation strategy (Canada); 79.85. Increase cooperation with the relevant United Nations bodies and other regional and international organizations in its efforts to mitigate the harms from environmental degradation and adapt to the effects of climate change on its citizens (Malaysia); 79.86. Develop a rights-based national action plan that provides a framework to address the challenges of climate change, including disaster management and mitigation (United Kingdom); 79.87. Continue its efforts, through the United National Framework Convention on Climate Change and other forums, to remind the international community, especially developed countries and other major emitting states, of their obligations to protect and promote human rights in Nauru by reducing greenhouse gas emissions to safe levels (Maldives); 79.88. Strengthen its efforts to protect the rights of all persons to enjoy the highest possible level of physical and mental health, and take concrete measures to strengthen free and effective access to health for children and adults with mental disabilities (Spain); 17