A/HRC/38/4 145.85 Take all necessary measures to ensure the application of the legislative framework established to combat hate speech, particularly on social networks (Cyprus); 145.86 Strengthen measures against racist and xenophobic speech, including investigation and prosecution (Ecuador); 145.87 Continue its efforts in the area of prevention and the fight against hate speech (Morocco); 145.88 Enact legislation to combat incitement to racial discrimination and hate speech (Bahrain); 145.89 Ensure that perpetrators of hate speech and violence are held accountable (Russian Federation); 145.90 Ensure the official recognition of the existing national minorities in the country (Russian Federation); 145.91 Establish a mechanism to independently monitor and evaluate actions taken within the framework of the national plan against anti-LGBT hatred and discrimination (Spain); 145.92 Take steps to introduce legal protections from discrimination on the grounds of intersex status (Australia); 145.93 Ensure the follow-up and independent assessment of the implementation of the plan against anti-LGBT hatred and discrimination (2017–2020) (Austria); 145.94 Make sure it is easier for transgender people to obtain official recognition of their gender by a rapid, accessible and transparent procedure (Belgium); 145.95 Continue stepping up measures to protect lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons, with special emphasis on the elimination of hate speech and discrimination (Chile); 145.96 Take the necessary measures to punish hate speech, in particular on the social media, against the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex community (Argentina); 145.97 Ensure compensation is paid to all victims of nuclear tests in French Polynesia, in line with the observations of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women and of the Human Rights Committee (Panama); 145.98 Take all appropriate measures to comply with the obligations arising from the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, and prosecute all genocide suspects living in France (Islamic Republic of Iran); 145.99 Declassify and make public all Rwanda genocide documents that would advance efforts to establish responsibility and victims’ rights to the truth (Guyana); 145.100 Investigate comprehensively the role, actions and involvement of States before, during and after the Rwanda genocide (Guyana); 145.101 Follow up on the findings of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and, where just, prosecute identified offenders (Guyana); 145.102 Increase its efforts to help ensure the accountability of suspected perpetrators of the genocide in Rwanda (Israel); 145.103 Positively respond to the requests for mutual legal assistance by the Government of Rwanda with respect to the ongoing investigations against GE.18-05727 15