57-58 Step up measures, such as human rights education in schools, so as to promote a more tolerant and inclusive society (Thailand, Japan) Accepted Partly implemented 59-64 Strengthen further the measures to combat discrimination against minority communities and continue its efforts to promote multicultural and racial tolerance (Algeria, Sweden, Singapore, Malaysia, Morocco, Yemen) Accepted Partly implemented 65 Implement additional measures to combat discrimination and violence against the Arab population and Australian Muslims, against recently arrived migrants and also foreign students (essentially coming from India) (Russian Federation) Accepted Partly implemented 66-68 Move forward with the promulgation of laws protecting persons against discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation and/or gender (Columbia, Switzerland, New Zealand) Accepted Implemented 69 Take measures to ensure consistency and equality across individual States in recognizing same-sex relationships (United Kingdom) Accepted Implemented 70 the Marriage Act to allow same-sex partners to marry and to recognize same-sex marriages from overseas (Norway) Rejected 71 legislation to ensure the humane treatment of prisoners (Hungary) Accepted Not implemented
47, 72 Strengthen efforts to combat family violence against women and children (Viet Nam, United States) Accepted Partly implemented 73-74 Adapt its legislation to ensure greater security for women and children (Islamic Republic of Iran, Switzerland) Accepted Partly implemented 75 Introduce a full prohibition of corporal punishment within the family in all states and territories (Russian Federation) Rejected 76-81 Advance and accelerate implementation of the National Plan to Reduce Violence against and their Children (Azerbaijan, Canada, Switzerland, Norway, Mexico, Philippines) Accepted Partly implemented 82 Ensure that all victims of violence have access to counselling and assistance with recovery (Hungary) Accepted Partly implemented 83 Continue to work and coordinate with countries in the region to strengthen the regional framework to deal with irregular migration and trafficking in a comprehensive and sustainable manner (Thailand) Accepted Partly implemented 84 Strengthen further its commitment to the Bali process as the principal mechanism in the region which deals with people smuggling and trafficking (Indonesia) Accepted Implemented 85 Consider using the OHCHR's Recommended Principles and Guidelines on Human Rights and Human Trafficking as a guide in its anti-trafficking measures (Philippines) Accepted Implemented
100 Remove, in law and in practice, restrictions on the rights of workers to strike, as recommended by the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (Israel) Accepted-in-part Not implemented 101 Step up efforts to ensure that people living in the remote and rural areas, in particular the indigenous peoples, receive adequate support services relating to accommodation and all aspects of health and education (Malaysia) Accepted Partly implemented 102 Reform the Native Title Act 1993, amending strict requirements which can prevent the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples from exercising the right to access and control their traditional lands and take part in cultural life (United Kingdom) Accepted-in-part Partly implemented 103 Institute a formal reconciliation process leading to an agreement with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people (Slovenia) Accepted-in-part Partly implemented 104, 105, 107 Continue the process of constitutional reform in to better recognize the rights of indigenous peoples (France, Columbia, Guatemala) Accepted Partly implemented 106 Revise its Constitution, legislation, public policies and programmes for implementation of the United Nations Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (Bolivia, Ghana, Hungary, Denmark) Accepted-in-part Partly implemented 108 Include in its national norms recognition and adequate protection of the culture, values and spiritual and religious practices of indigenous peoples (Bolivia) Accepted Partly implemented
Ensure the processing of claims in accordance with the United Nations Refugee Convention (Slovenia, Norway) Accepted Partly implemented Ensure in its domestic law that the principle of non-refoulement is respected when proceeding with the return of asylum-seekers to countries (Slovenia, Ghana) Accepted Not implemented 126 Repeal the provisions of the Migration Act 1958 relating to the mandatory detention; revise the Migration Law of 1958 so that federal initiatives do not penalize foreign migrants in an irregular situation (Pakistan, Guatemala) Rejected 123, 127 Review its mandatory detention regime of asylum-seekers, limiting detention to when strictly necessary (Norway) or the shortest time reasonably necessary (Ghana) Accepted Not implemented 128 Address the issue of children in immigration detention in a comprehensive manner (Philippines) Accepted Not implemented 129 Ensure that no children are held in detention on the of their migratory status and that special protection and assistance is provided to unaccompanied children (Brazil) Accepted-in-part Not implemented 130 Take efficient measures to improve the conditions of custody centres in particular for minorities, migrants and (Islamic Republic of Iran) Accepted Not implemented