A/HRC/57/6 24.33 Ensure the vigorous enforcement of anti-discrimination legislation (Ghana); 24.34 Take measures to eliminate xenophobia and discriminatory stereotypes in respect of migrant workers and members of their families (Bangladesh); 24.35 Continue strengthening its efforts to fight against all acts of discrimination, racism and other forms of intolerance, and promote the protection of Indigenous People, establishment of anti-terrorism legislation, migrant issues, freedom of expression, assembly and association and protection towards children (United Republic of Tanzania); 24.36 Create an equality commission to monitor and guarantee the implementation of the anti-discrimination law (Ley Zamudio) (Sweden); 24.37 Intensify measures to combat all forms of discrimination, with particular emphasis on combating hate speech and racist and xenophobic rhetoric against Indigenous populations and those of African descent (Djibouti); 24.38 Address the multiple forms of discrimination suffered by Indigenous Peoples, migrants and women of African descent, especially in access to employment, education and health (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 24.39 Remove the death penalty as a punishment from the Code of Military Justice (Australia) (New Zealand); 24.40 Take steps towards the full and legal abolition of the death penalty for all crimes (Liechtenstein); 24.41 Abolish the death penalty for all crimes (Iceland); 24.42 Accelerate efforts to mitigate incidents of excessive use of force and ill-treatment of detainees by law enforcement agencies (Lesotho); 24.43 Prevent excessive use of force during law enforcement operations and ensure accountability at all levels to avoid impunity (Norway); 24.44 Ensure prompt and impartial investigations of all complaints of excessive use of force by law enforcement and security personnel during the social protests in 2019, as well as appropriate compensation for victims (Czechia); 24.45 Redouble measures to eradicate excessive use of force, intimidation and racial profiling by law enforcement personnel and ensure their accountability, including in prisons, as well as the effective implementation of the Principles on Effective Interviewing for Investigations and Information-Gathering (the Méndez Principles) (Costa Rica); 24.46 Continue to investigate thoroughly allegations of violence by the police and bring those responsible to justice (Finland); 24.47 Further enhance human rights training and education for law enforcement to inculcate maximum tolerance and other human rights-based approaches to handling social protests (Philippines); 24.48 Take security measures, including capacity-building of law enforcement agencies in combating organized crime and ensuring public safety and security (India); 24.49 Ensure that laws, protocols and training relating to the use of force by State agents are in accordance with Chile’s international human rights obligations (Belgium); 24.50 Strengthen police accountability, including by adopting regulations on the use of force, reforming the police code of conduct and increasing civil oversight over police operations (Australia); GE.24-09693 7