A/HRC/38/4 145.31 Refrain from transferring conventional weapons when these can be used to violate human rights or international humanitarian law, in line with its obligations under the Arms Trade Treaty and target 16.4 of the Sustainable Development Goals (Panama); 145.32 Apologize for its silence relating to the acknowledgement of colonialism as a crime against humanity and the worst form of human rights violation, as indicated by the General Assembly of the United Nations, to the peoples and countries that France colonized, causing the death and displacement of millions of people, among them many citizens of the Syrian Arab Republic, and provide financial compensation to the victims (Syrian Arab Republic); 145.33 Empower indigenous peoples in the areas that it occupies to exercise their right to self-determination, in compliance with the principles and objectives of the Charter of the United Nations (Syrian Arab Republic); 145.34 Incorporate international human rights standards on tolerance and non-discrimination into its national education system (Azerbaijan); 145.35 Continue the promotion and strengthening of the instruments to combat discrimination (Georgia); 145.36 Continue ensuring effective State responses when dealing with xenophobia and discrimination against women and religious and racial groups (Indonesia); 145.37 Increase its efforts to combat all forms of discrimination against women and girls belonging to certain religious or ethnic minorities, including the prevention of discrimination in the labour market (Qatar); 145.38 Continue with efforts to improve its legal and institutional frameworks for protection against discrimination, and foster a culture of equality, tolerance and mutual respect by ensuring the same level of protection relating to all grounds of discrimination (State of Palestine); 145.39 Continue to promote a culture of equality, tolerance and mutual respect to prevent and combat persistent discrimination (Timor-Leste); 145.40 Intensify efforts to prevent discrimination and combat all forms of its manifestations (Uzbekistan); 145.41 Conduct effective measures to increase public awareness, in order to enhance the culture of equality, tolerance and mutual respect (Uzbekistan); 145.42 Further promote social inclusion and tolerance policies between groups, particularly vis-à-vis migrants (Viet Nam); 145.43 Put in place a strong legislative framework to combat all forms of discriminatory practice (Madagascar); 145.44 Establish an institution specifically dedicated to anti-discrimination for various categories of its population, and consider collecting disaggregated data to that effect (Namibia); 145.45 Provide the entities in charge of implementing anti-discrimination regulations at the local, regional and national levels with human and financial resources to fulfil their mandate (Honduras); 145.46 Ensure sufficient long-term financial resources for programmes and initiatives under the Real Equality Overseas Act of 28 February 2017 (Haiti); 145.47 Promote equality and non-discrimination and preserve the cultural rights of all groups, with emphasis on religious symbols (Sudan); 145.48 Continue strengthening measures against discrimination, particularly to guarantee the protection and integration of children of different nationalities (Chile); 12 GE.18-05727