A/HRC/44/10 153.35 Continue the positive steps to ensure the rule of law and development of the democratic institutions (Bahrain); 153.36 Further strengthen national capacities in the promotion and protection of human rights, taking into account the concluding observations of the treaty bodies and the recommendations of the universal periodic review (Belarus); 153.37 Ensure participation of civil society and international organizations in public discussions organized by the Coordinating Council (Georgia); 153.38 Enhance women’s access to basic health care and sexual and reproductive health services (Estonia); 153.39 Seek to ensure sufficient and sustainable funding for the national human rights office, including for the operation of its regional offices and prevention mechanisms (Serbia); 153.40 Provide sufficient and sustainable funding to the Human Rights Defender’s Office (Timor-Leste); 153.41 Take effective measures to raise awareness of international human rights instruments and of the country’s human rights obligations, including in the judicial and law enforcement sectors (Slovakia); 153.42 Continue the concerted efforts at the international level for the prevention of the crime of genocide (Greece); 153.43 Take prompt and resolute action against all instances of violence, hate speech and hate crime, online as well as offline, especially targeting lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons and women (Germany); 153.44 Implement the recent recommendation of the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe by revising and clarifying the draft law on ensuring equality before the law and ensure credible and effective oversight of its enactment (Netherlands); 153.45 Continue to strengthen anti-discrimination policy and the protection of vulnerable groups (Romania); 153.46 Continue efforts to strengthen equality between men and women, to combat human trafficking, as well as to further protect the rights of national minorities (Russian Federation); 153.47 Ensure the effective and timely implementation of programmes supporting all socially vulnerable population groups (Uzbekistan); 153.48 Develop and adopt adequate legislative and administrative measures to combat discrimination against women, and discrimination and violence against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons and guarantee that victims have effective access to justice (Argentina); 153.49 Conduct broad public education and awareness with a view to combating hate speech, stereotypes and discrimination (Bahamas); 153.50 Better protect the rights of women, children and people with disabilities and further strengthen the social protection system (China); 153.51 Take specific measures to eliminate stereotypes and hate speech (Dominican Republic); 153.52 Adopt comprehensive legislation against discrimination, with definitions of all forms of discrimination in accordance with international standards, including the prohibition of discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity (Mexico); 153.53 Expedite the adoption of the law on anti-discrimination and enhance State efforts in order to ensure women’s rights and gender equality (Republic of Moldova); 13