A/HRC/38/6 114.45 Adopt a legal mechanism to promote gender equality and social inclusion for all (Angola); 114.46 Continue efforts to combat all forms of discrimination and stigmatization, and hate speech (Tunisia); 114.47 Eradicate social exclusion and statements of public figures (political or religious) which hamper the sexual health and reproductive rights of women (Uruguay); 114.48 Ensure that the National Council for Combating Discrimination increases its efforts to fight discrimination against people belonging to minority and other vulnerable groups (Israel); 114.49 Continue to conduct awareness-raising campaigns at the national level aimed at reducing prejudice, hate speech and discrimination against minorities and vulnerable groups (Mexico);2 114.50 Adopt a law punishing discriminatory and racist statements made in public or in the media against representatives of national minorities (Russian Federation); 114.51 Adopt and implement a strategy to combat discrimination against members of minority groups, including religious groups (United States of America); 114.52 Take urgent measures to investigate and sanction acts of hatred such as discrimination against migrants, minorities and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons, in particular those acts carried out by public officials (Argentina); 114.53 Combat racial stereotypes and incitement to hatred by intensifying efforts aimed at promoting tolerance, notably with regard to persons belonging to the Roma minority (France); 114.54 Continue to combat discrimination and uphold the rights of those marginalized in its society, especially the Roma population (Philippines); 114.55 Adopt specific legislative and policy measures, with a gender focus, to combat discrimination against the Roma in law and in practice, which include positive measures to guarantee inclusion in the areas of health, education, housing and employment, particularly in rural areas (Honduras); 114.56 Continue efforts to fight prejudice and negative stereotypes that discriminate and exclude the Roma, and in that framework, end illegal forced evictions of the Roma (Peru); 114.57 Address the root causes of discrimination and social exclusion faced by Roma, especially prejudices and negative stereotypes (Panama); 114.58 Strengthen efforts to eliminate discrimination against Roma and to ensure in particular their access to education, social housing, health care and employment without discrimination (Austria); 114.59 Continue to address negative prejudices and stereotypes, which are among the main causes of systemic discrimination and social exclusion experienced by Roma (State of Palestine); 114.60 Continue working to eradicate all forms of stigmatization and discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity (Chile); 2 14 The recommendation, as read during the interactive dialogue, was: “Conduct awareness-raising campaigns at the national level aimed at reducing prejudice, hate speech and discrimination against minorities and vulnerable groups.”