A/HRC/53/5 134.35 Work with the political opposition to fill the vacant posts of the Attorney General, the Supreme Court judge and the Ombudsperson of the Nation (Germany); 134.36 Continue to implement the Sustainable Development Goals linked to the National Plan against Discrimination 2021–2024 (Oman); 134.37 Reinforce government measures to combat hate speech, discrimination and xenophobia (Mozambique); 134.38 Strengthen strategies to combat hate speech and its effects, and take effective measures to address the persistence of discrimination (Paraguay); 134.39 Strengthen enforcement mechanisms for the prevention of xenophobia and hate speech at all State levels (Islamic Republic of Iran); 134.40 Enhance measures to combat hate speech and discrimination on any grounds (Indonesia); 134.41 Address further the phenomenon of hate speech in all its manifestations (Armenia); 134.42 Proceed with the implementation of the National Plan against Discrimination (Gabon); 134.43 Accelerate efforts to combat structural discrimination, particularly against Indigenous Peoples, as well as the spread of hate and xenophobic speech, and criminalize all forms of racial discrimination and hate speech (Djibouti); 134.44 Address the structural causes of racism, racial discrimination and the invisibility of Afro-Argentinian people and make effective the national plan for people of African descent and the action plan to implement the International Decade for People of African Descent (Costa Rica); 134.45 Implement the National Plan against Discrimination and revise it in order to include new objectives aimed at strengthening public policies and programmes on the prevention and eradication of hate speech, xenophobia and other forms of discrimination at all State levels, including through strengthening public officials’ training and education campaigns in schools (Romania); 134.46 Extend the implementation of the National Plan Discrimination 2021–2024 into the future (Russian Federation); against 134.47 Continue with efforts to eradicate discrimination in all its forms and to adopt specific measures to reduce unemployment, placing special emphasis on disadvantaged groups such women, young people and residents of rural areas (Serbia); 134.48 Intensify awareness-raising campaigns aimed at combating negative social attitudes towards Indigenous children, children with disabilities, children from minority communities and children with an immigrant background (Côte d’Ivoire); 134.49 Strengthen public policies and programmes to prevent and eradicate discrimination and xenophobia in all its forms, with special emphasis on Indigenous Peoples, Afro-descendants and migrants (Ecuador); 134.50 Intensify public education campaigns to address negative social attitudes towards Indigenous children, children with disabilities, children belonging to minorities and children with a migrant background (State of Palestine); 134.51 Take all necessary measures to implement an effective and strict policy of zero tolerance, in particular at the local level, for any form of police brutality and other excessive use of force, especially in the context of demonstrations and freedom of assembly (Poland); GE.23-03427 11