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155.109
Continue supporting projects to reduce discrimination of lesbian,
gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons and working for the protection
and recognition of sexual diversity (Greece);
155.110
Continue efforts aimed at combating discrimination based on
sexual orientation or gender identity, including by ensuring resources for the
autonomy of the Federal Anti-Discrimination Agency and by strengthening
anti-discrimination laws (Netherlands);
155.111
Further enhance the protection of lesbian, gay, bisexual,
transgender and intersex persons from discrimination and violence
domestically by introducing a third gender category for people who do not
identify as either male or female or who are born with an ambiguous sexual
anatomy (Australia);
155.112
Adopt measures for the protection of the fundamental rights of
lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons, and update the care
guide in the health sector, ensuring the inclusion of the rights of trans people
(Uruguay);
155.113
Consider introducing in legislation a third gender option for
intersex and non-binary trans people based on self-determination (Israel);
155.114
Set up a national compensation fund for transsexual persons who
were coerced into sterilization or unwanted gender reassignment treatment in
the years 1981–2011 (Sweden);
155.115
Seek collaboration with countries committed to fight corruption
(Nigeria);
155.116
Continue to strengthen international cooperation in addressing
climate change and its impacts for the promotion and protection of human
rights (Viet Nam);
155.117
Continue to better explore renewable sources of energy (solar, wind
and hydroelectric power) to reduce greenhouse gases emissions (Senegal);
155.118
Review the national reforms on terrorism to ensure their full
adherence to international standards, considering the possibility of inviting the
Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of human rights and
fundamental freedoms while countering terrorism to visit the country
(Mexico);
155.119
Continue efforts to combat terrorism and to prevent all forms of
extremism (Morocco);
155.120
Continue with its efforts in the global fight against terrorism
(Nigeria);
155.121
Continue to ensure that no individuals are exposed to the danger of
torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment when
extradited or deported (Ireland);
155.122
Create an independent mechanism to investigate torture and abuse
by the police (Sudan);
155.123
Continue awareness-raising campaigns on the importance of
reporting of gender-based violence, including domestic violence, and ensure
that all reported cases are effectively investigated and perpetrators duly
prosecuted (Montenegro);
155.124
Provide specialized training to prosecutors and judges and key
actors in the criminal justice system in identifying and characterizing racist
hate crimes and on how to deal with racist offences, in the light of the
amendment to the Penal Code (Bahrain);
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