A/HRC/48/16 59.60 Undertake further work to protect the rights of vulnerable groups, including children, women, persons with disabilities and older persons (Russian Federation); 59.61 Continue efforts aimed at promoting religious and racial harmony, including through the initiative to broaden the scope of racial and religious interaction through education and public dialogue (Saudi Arabia); 59.62 Take further steps on strengthening the protection of the rights of children, women and persons with disabilities (Turkmenistan); 59.63 Further strengthen and protect racial and religious diversity (Barbados); 59.64 Continue with its measures, particularly those related to women, children and the elderly (Bhutan); 59.65 Continue efforts to maintain racial and religious harmony in the country, given the diversity of the population and the obligations under the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (Chad); 59.66 Strengthen non-discrimination policies to include all vulnerable groups, including non-citizens (Cyprus); 59.67 Mainstream tolerance-teaching, social justice and anti-bias education throughout the education system (Cyprus); 59.68 Continue promoting laws that cater for the elderly, people living with albinism and people living with disabilities (Eswatini); 59.69 Continue to strengthen efforts to enhance racial and religious harmony, including by implementing provisions of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination in law and practice, and increase awareness of the Convention among the rights holders (Guyana); 59.70 Continue to strengthen efforts to enhance inter-racial and interreligious dialogue and respect, including through initiatives like the inaugural International Conference on Cohesive Societies (Jordan); 59.71 Continue promoting the inclusion of all racial and religious groups (Nicaragua); 59.72 Continue efforts to preserve interethnic and interfaith harmony (Niger); 59.73 Continue the Government’s efforts to improve accessibility and mobility for people with disabilities (Oman); 59.74 Address discriminatory laws and practices against the LGBTI community, including through the repeal of section 377A of the Penal Code, and enable transgender persons to change their legal sex without undergoing sex reassignment surgery (Canada); 59.75 Create a legal framework that promotes the strengthening of the fight against all forms of discrimination based on gender or sexual orientation (France); 59.76 Ensure that LGBTQI persons are effectively protected against all forms of discrimination (Israel); 59.77 Prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity (Luxembourg); 59.78 Repeal section 377A of the Penal Code, remove restrictions on LGBTIrelated content and enact anti-discrimination legislation (Australia); 12