A/HRC/41/17 110.45 Introduce an anti-discrimination law that guarantees and explicitly prohibits all kinds of discrimination, including on the basis of sexual orientation, gender identity or sex characteristics (Iceland); 110.46 Introduce a gender recognition law (Iceland); 110.47 Amend the Constitution to ensure marriage equality for same-sex couples (Iceland); 110.48 Step up efforts to fight discrimination against ethnic and racial minorities, and develop a national plan of action against racial discrimination (Togo); 110.49 Strengthen the land policy approved in 2015, which established that gender equality and equity between men and women should be ensured in the land registration process (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 110.50 Adopt, in consultation with civil society organizations, comprehensive legislation and policies against discrimination and violence based on sexual orientation or gender identity, and guarantee their implementation through all public entities, in particular in the education, health and labour sectors (Mexico); 110.51 Amend article 45 of the Constitution so as to enable legal marriage equality with a view to pursuing full and equal treatment of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons in all areas (Netherlands); 110.52 Introduce new legislation that guarantees equality and explicitly prohibits discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (Sweden); 110.53 Adopt effective measures to combat and punish discrimination and violence motivated by sexual orientation or gender identity (Uruguay); 110.54 Introduce, by the end of 2023, an anti-discrimination law that guarantees equality and explicitly prohibits discrimination of all kinds, including on the basis of religion, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression or sex characteristics (Australia); 110.55 Amend article 45 of the Constitution to allow same-sex couples to marry (Canada); 110.56 Continue to strengthen social policies in favour of the people, with special emphasis on the most vulnerable sectors (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 110.57 Continue to maintain social stability and to promote sustainable economic and social development to improve peoples’ living standards and further reduce the poverty rate (China); 110.58 Continue ongoing mechanisms for ensuring poverty reduction (India); 110.59 Continue to take measures ensuring poverty eradication and access to health and education services (Pakistan); 110.60 Continue efforts to combat poverty by applying measures that would make the country’s evident economic development benefit all strata of society (Serbia); 110.61 Increase its efforts to fulfil the economic and social rights of the people, particularly through sustained economic growth and social inclusion (Islamic Republic of Iran); 110.62 Continue implementing policies to promote economic growth and implement wide-ranging programmes to alleviate poverty (Malaysia); 110.63 Continue efforts to advance in the eradication of poverty, in particular in rural zones (Cuba); 14