A/HRC/55/13 144.42 Establish a more effective mechanism for monitoring recommendations emanating from the United Nations in the area of human rights (Cabo Verde); 144.43 (Italy); Take further steps to fight all forms of violence and discrimination 144.44 Adopt comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation prohibiting direct, indirect and multiple forms of discrimination on any grounds and providing effective remedies for victims (Montenegro); 144.45 Implement the anti-discrimination bill (2022) as soon as possible (Barbados); 144.46 Implement the anti-discrimination bill to improve protection against discrimination, in particular on the grounds of gender, ethnicity, caste or religion (Germany); 144.47 Work towards concluding the procedures for the adoption of the anti-discrimination bill (United Arab Emirates); 144.48 Continue with the legislative process of adopting the draft anti-discrimination law in line with recommendations by the relevant United Nations bodies (Serbia); 144.49 Adopt legislative measures against discrimination between women and men, and against discrimination on the basis of ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation or identity, and other grounds (Spain);144.50 Redouble efforts to combat discrimination by strengthening the regulatory framework to prohibit all discrimination on the basis of ethnicity, caste, religion, gender, disability and economic status (Peru); 144.51 Continue efforts to combat discrimination against women and girls, minorities, persons with disabilities and marginalized groups (Barbados); 144.52 Continue to commit to promoting and protecting the rights of women, children, minorities and marginalized groups, maintaining focus on the principle of equality and non-discrimination enshrined in the Constitution (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 144.53 Accelerate the promotion of non-discrimination of minorities, persons with disabilities and other vulnerable groups, including migrants (Cameroon); 144.54 Maintain efforts towards the promotion and protection of the rights of women, children, minorities and marginalized groups (Ethiopia); 144.55 Continue efforts to combat racial discrimination through the implementation of preventive policies (Morocco); 144.56 Restrict the use of the death penalty to crimes that meet the threshold of “most serious crimes” under international law (Belgium); 144.57 Take steps towards the full and legal abolition of the death penalty (Liechtenstein); 144.58 Review the breadth of death penalty offences to align domestic legislation with its obligations under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Australia); 144.59 Adopt legislation abolishing the death penalty and establish a moratorium on all pending executions (Ukraine); 144.60 Establish a moratorium on the death penalty, continue its efforts to commute all death sentences to other penalties and review the application of all relevant laws in this regard (Togo); 144.61 Abolish the death penalty and strengthen its engagement with national human rights institutions (Cabo Verde); GE.23-24573 13