A/HRC/32/10 120.138 Ensure, through effective measures and consultations, that contested children in a marital dispute have the possibility of maintaining consistent contact with the foreign parent living abroad (Italy); 120.139 Adopt practical and legal measures to strengthen the foundation of the family and avoid resorting to measures and legislation which endanger the very foundation of the family in society (Islamic Republic of Iran); 120.140 Undertake all necessary efforts to allow for both parents to be able to act responsibly for the upbringing and development of the child (Austria); 120.141 Allow minors to change their legal gender by allowing the person exercising parental authority over the minor to file an application (Netherlands); 120.142 Amend the Marriage Law in the Faroe Islands to allow for same sex marriages (Iceland); 120.143 Refrain from banning or setting age limit on non-therapeutic circumcision of boys (Egypt); 120.144 Enact legislation criminalizing defamation of religious symbols under the pretext of freedom of expression (Libya); 120.145 Eliminate any legislation or measures that discriminate on the basis of religion (United Arab Emirates); 120.146 Intensify its efforts in combatting hate crimes through the effective implementation of the new monitoring system provided for this purpose (Côte d’Ivoire); 120.147 Launch awareness campaigns and financially support NGOs working in the area of crimes related to prejudice and hate (Spain); 120.148 Condemn all hate crimes, discrimination and racial profiling (Malaysia); 120.149 Promote responsible freedom of expression in speeches and publications to curb hate crimes (Malaysia); 120.150 Continue strengthening efforts to combat hate crime (Morocco); 120.151 Continue to strengthen efforts taken by the police to combat hate crime based on ethnicity and ensure effective handling of such cases (Singapore); 120.152 Enact legislation which makes a distinction between the freedom of expression and hate speech and take measures to guarantee the representation of minorities in social and political areas (Saudi Arabia); 120.153 Intensify its efforts to combat hate speech, racist and xenophobic statements (Belarus); 120.154 Take further active steps to create equal opportunities for both men and women in the labour market, and to bridge the gender wage gap (Sweden); 120.155 Continue strengthening social programmes for the most vulnerable sectors of the population, in particular children, women, the elderly and those with disabilities belonging to minorities (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 120.156 Ensure that all persons belonging to disadvantaged groups and marginalized groups have access to basic health care (Uganda); 23