A/HRC/53/12 39.97 Continue its good efforts to combat hate crimes in communities and share its best practices with other member countries (Kazakhstan); 39.98 Ensure that cases of racial hate crimes and speech are thoroughly investigated and the perpetrators brought to justice (Philippines); 39.99 Take steps to prevent, condemn and combat racial hate speech and ensure that all reported cases of racial hate speech are investigated effectively (State of Palestine); 39.100 Intensify efforts in the elimination of racism and racial discrimination (Nigeria); 39.101 Strengthen protection from all forms of discrimination and adopt a comprehensive federal anti-discrimination law, as well as a national action plan on combating racial discrimination, xenophobia and associated intolerance (Russian Federation); 39.102 Develop a national action plan on racial discrimination (Slovakia); 39.103 Elaborate a national action plan to combat racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and other forms of intolerance and fight against all forms of discrimination (Spain); 39.104 Enhance its ongoing efforts to promote tolerance, intercultural dialogue and respect for diversity in society (Turkmenistan); 39.105 Continue to take measures to prevent and combat all forms of xenophobia (Syrian Arab Republic); 39.106 Advance comprehensive measures against racial discrimination and discrimination on the basis of ethnic origin (New Zealand); 39.107 Take the necessary measures to strengthen protection against all forms of racism, discrimination, xenophobia and Islamophobia, including through consultation with all affected groups (Indonesia); 39.108 Establish a national plan to effectively combat Islamophobia and religious hate speech (Bahrain); 39.109 Take effective measures to fight the discrimination and xenophobia suffered by its Muslim community (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 39.110 Continue improving the coordination of efforts to fight racism and antisemitism, adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance definition as an important working tool, enhance teaching about the Holocaust in Swiss schools and promote restrictions on the use and display of Nazi symbols in the public sphere (Israel); 39.111 Explore further the possibilities of enhancing the scope of educational materials on the Holocaust by raising awareness on the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide and international efforts for genocide prevention (Armenia); 39.112 Continue to improve anti-discrimination policies targeting vulnerable groups, notably persons with disabilities (Senegal); 39.113 Harmonize federal and cantonal best practices against systemic racism, discrimination, intolerance and racial profiling, particularly with regard to migrant workers and persons of African descent (Canada); 39.114 Strengthen practical measures to prevent discrimination on racial, ethnic and religious grounds, including against migrants and asylum-seekers (Belarus); 39.115 Introduce the crime of torture as a separate offence in the Criminal Code with penalties commensurate with the gravity of the act (Belgium); 12 GE.23-03429