A/HRC/32/10 120.56 Build on existing inclusion strategies by implementing public awareness campaigns and education programmes to promote diversity and tolerance, while condemning racism and xenophobia (Canada); 120.57 Increase efforts to promote tolerance and intercultural understanding with the aim of eliminating discrimination against minorities and non-citizens (Japan); 120.58 Encourage highly placed State officials and politicians to take a clear stance against racist and xenophobic political discourse (Tunisia); 120.59 Implement public awareness campaigns to promote tolerance and respect for cultural diversity and to counter prejudice, stereotypes, discrimination, racism, and Islamophobia (United Arab Emirates); 120.60 Build tolerance and intercultural understanding, and develop a national action plan on racism (Albania); 120.61 When responding to hate crimes, ensure targeted training of law enforcement to strengthen capacity to conduct special investigations, accurately register complaints and reflect victims’ perspectives (Canada); 120.62 Provide basic human rights education to children in primary and secondary schools (Slovenia); 120.63 Make teaching on genocide and crimes against humanity a part of curriculum in public schools (Armenia); 120.64 Expressly prohibit discrimination against persons with disabilities as well as religious belief, sexual orientation or age, outside the labour market (Bulgaria); 120.65 Enhance and improve laws and legislation to combat all forms of discrimination, racism and foreign hatred (Lebanon); 120.66 Review its body of legislation prohibiting discrimination on any grounds, and in this regard, expressly prohibit discrimination due to disability, age, religious belief, sexual orientation or gender identity (Canada); 120.67 Continue the strengthening of the comprehensive regulatory framework that prohibits discrimination, including that based on gender, and promote coordination between the competent bodies and facilitate the reporting of such crimes by persons in situations of vulnerability (Mexico); 120.68 Consider enacting comprehensive equality legislation that will provide effective remedies and address discrimination on all grounds (Serbia); 120.69 Adopt the necessary legislative measures to ensure the integration of the gender perspective in all public policies at all levels of government, and prohibit and punish discrimination based on gender (Honduras); 120.70 Take more effective measures to combat racial discrimination and intolerance against migrants, and improve the legislative framework with the aim of fostering social acceptance of migrants (Italy); 120.71 Continue its efforts to further mainstream gender equality in the public sphere as well as to combat domestic violence to protect the rights of women in the private sphere (Thailand); 18