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132.65
Adopt a comprehensive law to combat discrimination in all its forms
to address the increase in hate crimes and hate speech (Spain);
132.66
Adopt comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation that addresses
direct and indirect discrimination and encompasses all the prohibited grounds
of discrimination, including sexual orientation and gender identity (Iceland);
132.67
Adopt comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation that will
contribute to improving access to public services and employment opportunities
(Czechia);
132.68
Adopt legislative measures that have a comprehensive definition of
discrimination, reflecting its multiple and intersectional nature and the different
ways in which it manifests itself, particularly discrimination on the grounds of
gender, disability, race and ethnicity and, along the same lines, strengthen
measures to prevent violence (Costa Rica);
132.69
Adopt legislation and strengthen measures against discrimination,
particularly that suffered by ethnic minorities (Argentina);
132.70
Include in the legislation a definition of racial discrimination, in
accordance with article 1 of the International Convention on the Elimination of
All Forms of Racial Discrimination, and take the necessary steps to adopt a
comprehensive anti-discrimination law (Slovakia);
132.71
Adopt a comprehensive law to combat discrimination in accordance
with the provisions of the International Convention on the Elimination of All
Forms of Racial Discrimination (Chile);
132.72
Adopt effective measures to combat racism, racial discrimination and
other related forms of intolerance (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela);
132.73
Take specific targeted measures to combat racial discrimination,
Islamophobia, xenophobia and intolerance in society (Islamic Republic of Iran);
132.74
Take further steps to combat the exclusion and discrimination of
ethnic minority groups, including by raising public awareness through public
campaigns and inclusive education programmes (Republic of Korea);
132.75
Increase its efforts to counteract xenophobia and combat stereotypes
and prejudices in political discourse, including for Roma who continue to face
barriers to education, employment and access to services (New Zealand);
132.76
Take further measures to eliminate racial discrimination, including
that against the Roma people (Japan);
132.77
Take effective legislative and administrative measures to eliminate
discrimination against ethnic minorities including Roma, Asians and people of
Asian descent (China);
132.78
Continue efforts made to combat racism, racial discrimination,
xenophobia, hate speech and related intolerance against immigrants, asylum
seekers and religious minorities (Sudan);
132.79
Ensure the full realization of the rights of linguistic minorities and
residents who are “non-citizens” and facilitate their integration into Latvian
society without any discrimination (Russian Federation);
132.80
Continue efforts to prevent discrimination against and to protect
minorities (Tunisia);
132.81
Step up efforts in the protection of migrants and ethnic minorities in
accordance with international standards, including through strengthening
domestic law provisions and programmes that guarantee equal rights and
treatment (Indonesia);
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