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112.23 Bring its legislation into conformity with its commitment to nondiscrimination and equality by adopting comprehensive legislation that prohibits
discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity, as
previously recommended (Netherlands);
112.24 Introduce the necessary amendments to the legislation and apply a
policy aimed at eliminating persistent social discrimination against lesbian,
bisexual and transgender women, as well as acts of violence against them (Spain);
112.25 Promote non-discriminatory access to social housing for LGBTI
people (Spain);
112.26 Promote measures to eliminate any form of discrimination which may
still persist against lesbian, bisexual and transgender women (Argentina);
112.27 Enact laws prohibiting hate crimes committed against persons on the
basis of sexuality, gender, religion and ethnicity (Australia);
112.28 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);
112.29 Pass and implement laws that would recognize same-sex partnerships
and define the rights and obligations of cohabiting couples in same-sex unions
(Iceland);
112.30 Enact legislation that explicitly prohibits discrimination against all
persons on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity (Denmark);
112.31 Take gender issues into account in the national policies and
programmes to combat climate change (Luxembourg);
112.32 Take gender issues into account in national climate change policies and
programmes and ensure that women are involved in the development and
implementation of these policies and programmes (Togo);
112.33 Integrate a gender perspective into national policies and programmes
on climate change, disaster response and disaster risk reduction (Timor-Leste);
112.34 Ensure the inclusion of people with disabilities in the Disaster Risk
Management Act, and in the implementation of all disaster risk reduction and
management plans to reduce and mitigate the impact of climate change
(Vanuatu);
112.35 Take specific measures aiming for greater inclusion of people with
disabilities in climate change adaptation plans and projects (Angola);
112.36 Establish a clear regulatory framework for the industries operating in
the country, in particular the tourism, fishing and farming industries, to ensure
that their activities do not negatively affect children’s rights or endanger
environmental and other standards (Zambia);
112.37 Take concrete measures to fight against the negative impacts of climate
change, in particular in the tourism sector (Haiti);
112.38 Continue its commitment to promoting climate action through its
revised and upscaled Nationally Determined Contributions and other related
measures (Barbados);
112.39
Further improve disaster response capacity (China);
112.40 Ensure that women, children, persons with disabilities, minority
groups and local communities are meaningfully engaged in the development and
implementation of climate change and disaster risk reduction frameworks (Fiji);
112.41 Strengthen national development programmes that reach the whole
country to meet the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals, including through the
utilization of bilateral and international cooperation (Indonesia);
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