A/HRC/30/12 176.299 Ensure that all surveillance policies and measures comply with international human rights law, particularly the right to privacy, regardless of the nationality or location of those affected, including through the development of effective safeguards against abuses (Brazil); 176.300 Cease spying on communications and private data of people in the world (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 176.301 Stop massive surveillance activities both inside and outside its territory to avoid violating the right to privacy of its citizens and those of other countries (China); 176.302 Suspend the interception, holding and use of communications, including the surveillance and extraterritorial interception and the scope of the surveillance operations against citizens, institutions and representatives of other countries, which violate the right to privacy, international laws and the principle of State sovereignty recognized in the Charter of the United Nations (Cuba); 176.303 Respect international human rights obligations regarding the right to privacy when intercepting digital communications of individuals, collecting personal data or requiring disclosure of personal data from third parties (Germany); 176.304 Strengthen the independent federal-level judicial and legislative oversight of surveillance activities of all digital communications with the aim of ensuring that the right of privacy is fully upheld, especially with regard to individuals outside the territorial borders of the United States (Hungary); 176.305 Respect the privacy of individuals outside the United States in the context of digital communications and data (Pakistan); 176.306 Amend visa application system by removing any requirements that violate the right to privacy (Egypt); 176.307 Improve the legal basis that would ensure respect for the privacy of individuals (Turkey); 176.308 Uphold a consistent and robust protection of religious freedom, including religious speech and conscientious objection, and provide for accommodation of religious views and actions regarding social issues (Holy See); 176.309 Guarantee the right by all residents in the country to adequate housing, food, health and education, with the aim of decreasing poverty, which affects 48 millions of people in the country (Cuba); 176.310 Amend laws that criminalize homelessness and which are not in conformity with international human rights instruments (Egypt); 176.311 Continue efforts to implement the human right to safe water and sanitation, ensuring this human right without discrimination for the poorest sectors of the population, including indigenous peoples and migrants (Spain); 176.312 Ensure compliance with the human right to water and sanitation according to General Assembly resolution 64/292 (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 32