A/HRC/48/10 60.39 Adopt a comprehensive legislative framework to prohibit all types of discrimination and repeal provisions that encourage stigmatization or segregation, including the criminalization of begging (Mexico); 60.40 Seek a legislative framework that guarantees protection against discrimination of any kind (Nicaragua); 60.41 Enact comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation complying with its international obligations that will promote tolerance as well as better integration of minorities and immigrants to Danish society (Turkey); 60.42 Make progress towards the development and implementation of a comprehensive law against discrimination (Chile); 60.43 Take all measures to prevent all forms of discrimination, namely on grounds of ethnicity, colour, religion and nationality (Libya); 60.44 Continue its efforts to address the gaps in the anti-discrimination legal framework, including by adopting comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation, and to repeal provisions that have direct and indirect discriminatory effects on refugees and migrants (State of Palestine); 60.45 Continue efforts to develop measures to prevent discrimination, intolerance and racism, and combat hate speech and crimes (Tunisia); 60.46 Include all relevant ethnic and religious minorities in its forthcoming action plan on combating racism and hate crimes (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 60.47 Enhance laws and legislation to curb all forms of discrimination, racism and hatred (Malaysia); 60.48 Reduce inequalities and take concrete actions to promote interracial and interreligious relations (Malaysia); 60.49 Take measures to prohibit all forms of discrimination, racism, xenophobia and intolerance on the grounds of religion or belief, ethnicity and immigration status (Bangladesh); 60.50 Ensure that measures to combat discrimination based on gender, ethnic origin or disability are fully promoted and respected (Costa Rica); 60.51 Adopt a comprehensive strategy to eliminate all kinds of discrimination on the basis of racism, religion, gender identity, age and disability, and ensure non-discriminatory treatment of all minority communities within its territory (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 60.52 Carry out the necessary actions to fully include in the national legal framework the express prohibition of all forms of discrimination enshrined in international human rights instruments, especially on grounds such as sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, age and disability (Ecuador); 60.53 Repeal provisions that have a discriminatory effect in public policies, particularly in education and access to social housing (France); 60.54 Further provide information on other measures, and on developing of an action plan on racism in the next periodic report (Georgia); 60.55 Intensify efforts to combat discrimination, xenophobia as well as racism and bring perpetrators to justice (Ghana); 60.56 Adopt comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation (Greece); 60.57 Develop a comprehensive national human rights plan which incorporates actions to prevent xenophobia, racism and hate crimes, and further encourage social integration (Indonesia); 10