A/HRC/36/46/Add.1 with additional funding to courts and law enforcement. In that regard, she also urges the Government to seriously consider mandating sexual assault protocols. Health impacts of energy development 91. The federal Government should continue to support indigenous peoples in developing their capacity to address the health impacts of energy projects and provide them with additional services for the treatment of mental health, alcoholism and drug addiction, including drug rehabilitation services and hospitals. Education 92. The federal Government should continue to support tribal colleges with adequate tax incentives, education grants and financial resources to empower indigenous peoples to realize their self-determined economic development goals in line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Criminalization of indigenous dissent 93. The federal Government should develop and provide anti-oppression and antiracism training to federal and state law enforcement agents; collect disaggregated data to reflect the rate of incarceration of indigenous peoples at both the federal and state levels; mandate the Department of Justice to open an investigation into the excessive use of force and militarized response to the water protectors at the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation, including the use of non-lethal weapons; consider granting clemency to Leonard Peltier. 94. The state Governments should prohibit state taxation of lands held in trust for the benefit of indigenous peoples. Where states impose taxes on Indian lands, such tax revenues should be re-invested into tribal lands to provide infrastructure and services. 95. Indigenous peoples should continue to develop policies to take control of renewable and non-renewable energy development and guidelines for doing business to facilitate tribal development. They should work with other indigenous peoples in other parts of the world on issues of common concern; go beyond formal engagements with members of the federal Government and develop personal relationships with them; and negotiate agreements for energy development on their own terms. 20