A/HRC/38/6 religion, sexual orientation or gender identity, or disability status (United States of America); 114.77 Systematically collect and publish disaggregated statistical data concerning hate crimes, which should include information on the motives of the perpetrators (Germany); 114.78 Continue to prevent and combat discrimination in education and health care (Serbia); 114.79 Provide funding and human resources in rural areas to reduce and eliminate disparities, with particular focus on access to education, access to birth registration and abolishment of classroom segregation (Norway); 114.80 Strengthen measures to reduce inequalities between urban and rural areas, especially on access to basic services (Angola); 114.81 Improve the access of the rural population to education and health care (France); 114.82 Continue its anti-corruption efforts by fully implementing its National Anti-Corruption Strategy, and entrenching judicial independence (Australia); 114.83 Support and intensify efforts to combat corruption by implementing the Anti-Corruption Strategy and safeguarding the work of the National Anti-Corruption Directorate and the High Court of Cassation and Justice (Canada); 114.84 Take measures to combat corruption in the health sector (Republic of Korea); 114.85 Continue to fight corruption in the heath sector, by taking both criminal action as well as measures to increase awareness of the negative effects of informal payments within the medical profession (France); 114.86 Continue its efforts to further improve efficiency, accountability and transparency in the public service of the country (Azerbaijan); 114.87 Intensify oversight over Romanian companies operating abroad with regard to any negative impact of their activities on the enjoyment of human rights, particularly in conflict areas, which includes situations of foreign occupation, where there are heightened risks of human rights abuses (State of Palestine); 114.88 Continue to strengthen measures to implement legislation against domestic violence (Maldives); 114.89 Design and implement a national plan to combat gender-based violence as well as provide greater resources to assist victims (Spain); 114.90 Create integrated support services for survivors of sexual violence, including in cases in which the aggressor is not a family member, and amend Law No. 217/2003 on preventing and combating domestic violence in order to expand its scope to all forms of gender-based violence (Portugal); 114.91 Develop and adopt a national strategy to combat gender-based violence, amend the law on domestic violence to extend it to cover all forms of gender-based violence and ensure that the revised law is fully implemented (Chad); 114.92 Continue with efforts to ensure broader access of victims of gender-based and domestic violence to justice and regulate clearly their protections (Croatia); 114.93 Monitor the implementation of the amended law on combating domestic violence and use the results to further improve the prosecution of 16

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