A/HRC/37/17 116.40 Adopt comprehensive legislation on hate speech and incitement to hatred (Sierra Leone); 116.41 Continue the efforts to combat hate speech (Tunisia); 116.42 Take concrete measures aimed at preventing and punishing the perpetrators of hate speech and incitement of violent attacks against ethnic and religious minorities (Namibia); 116.43 Investigate all attacks and hate speech against members of religious minorities, prosecute perpetrators and take steps to prevent reoccurrence (Australia); 116.44 Address urgently the intensive use of chemicals in agriculture (Iraq); 116.45 Make progress in the drafting and implementation of policies and measures aimed at attaining Sri Lanka’s sustainable development and overcoming challenges of climate change for the protection and promotion of human rights of its population (Nicaragua); 116.46 Integrate the protection and promotion of human rights in its environmental policies and strategies for response to disasters (Cuba); 116.47 Incorporate climate change considerations into the implementation of the National Human Rights Action Plan (Viet Nam); 116.48 Continue its efforts for the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals at the grass-roots level (Pakistan); 116.49 Focus on economic, social and cultural rights as a first step towards achieving programmes within the framework of the United Nations 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda (United Arab Emirates); 116.50 Continue efforts to ensure the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals for the entire population (Algeria); 116.51 Strengthen the human rights approach in policies to fight against terrorism (Peru); 116.52 Review the anti-terrorist legislation in order to bring it in line with international standards (Estonia); 116.53 Consider abolishing the death penalty (Italy); 116.54 Consider abolishing the death penalty (Timor-Leste); 116.55 Strengthen the regulatory and institutional framework to ensure implementation of the Zero Tolerance Policy on Torture, as well as enhancing capacity-building on the prevention of torture (Indonesia); 116.56 Strengthen efforts to prevent torture, especially with respect to people under custody by the criminal investigations department, police and military agencies (Islamic Republic of Iran); 116.57 Take all necessary steps to prevent police violence and introduce programmes in police forces and enforcement authorities aimed at raising awareness against torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment (Slovakia); 116.58 Establish a solid legislative mechanism to punish all forms of torture and violence committed by the police during investigations in order to get confessions (Madagascar); 116.59 Continue the ongoing process of consolidating democracy and the rule of law in the country (Nepal); 116.60 Continue carrying out the policy aimed at bringing legislation in line with its international human rights obligations, and improving judicial and 13