A/HRC/30/12 122. Costa Rica was concerned about racial discrimination and excessive use of force. 123. Côte d’Ivoire encouraged measures against discrimination and violence. 124. Croatia asked about measures against domestic violence and gender discrimination in the workplace. 125. Cuba made a statement. 126. Cyprus commended steps concerning indigenous peoples and human trafficking. 127. Romania noted the presentation of reports to treaty bodies. 128. The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea was concerned about human rights violations by the United States. 129. The Democratic Republic of the Congo made a statement. 130. Denmark commended the Central Intelligence Agency report on interrogation practices in detention. 131. The Dominican Republic suggested preventing discrimination against indigenous and people of African descent. 132. Ecuador urged to prosecute torture. 133. Egypt made a statement. 134. El Salvador urged the United States to safeguard migrants’ rights, namely, unaccompanied children. 135. Estonia noted the leadership of the United States on freedom of expression. 136. Fiji raised concern about life imprisonment for children convicted of murder. 137. Finland expected the State party to ratify the Convention on the Elimination of All forms of Discrimination against Women. 138. France made a statement. 139. Gabon encouraged the United States to continue fighting discrimination. 140. Germany made a statement. 141. Ghana commended the United States for its commitment to the universal periodic review. 142. Greece appreciated the commitment of the United States to improve implementation of its human rights obligations. 143. Guatemala noted the abolition of the death penalty in three states. 144. The Holy See acknowledged the efforts of the United States to protect human rights. 145. Honduras welcomed measures to protect unaccompanied migrant children. 146. Hungary noted that no human rights treaties had been ratified since 2010. 147. Iceland made a statement. 148. India noted deficiencies in law enforcement procedures. 149. Indonesia appreciated the engagement of the United States with the universal periodic review. 150. The Islamic Republic of Iran was concerned at the definition of racial discrimination. 10