A/HRC/37/17 116.22 Continue its efforts to implement the national human rights action plan (Sudan); 116.23 Work to ensure that all government agencies and relevant stakeholders are fully aware of the National Action Plan for human rights and effectively implement it for the benefit of all people, especially the most vulnerable groups in the society (Thailand); 116.24 Continue strengthening the integration of human rights in its public policies by strengthening the government agencies at all levels for the implementation of the National Action Plan on Human Rights 2017–2021 (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 116.25 Continue its close cooperation with the United Nations bodies and mechanisms to implement the National Human Rights Action Plan (Azerbaijan); 116.26 Implement the National Action Plan on Human Rights for 2017–2021 (Cuba); 116.27 Ensure the allocation of necessary resources in order to implement measures planned under the National Human Rights Action Plan (Belarus); 116.28 Scale up awareness-raising of new policies and legislation at the grass-roots level (Ethiopia); 116.29 Pursue its initiative to include the subject of “human rights” in its education curriculum, as it would facilitate national reconciliation by building trust and confidence in the society (India); 116.30 Extend human rights education to all sectors of the country (Burundi); 116.31 Continue the efforts to address any discriminatory laws and practices in line with Sri Lanka’s accepted international obligations (Ethiopia); 116.32 Do more to combat all forms of discrimination, with a focus on vulnerable groups (Senegal); 116.33 Continue efforts to protect and promote the rights of the marginalized and vulnerable sections of the society (Nepal); 116.34 Strengthen measures to promote the right to equality and nondiscrimination against any citizen and/or community, whatever their origin, age and identity (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 116.35 Take further steps to eradicate all forms of discrimination and violence against minority communities, including women and girls, and implement the recent recommendations in this regard from the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women (New Zealand); 116.36 Adopt measures to strengthen the legal framework with the aim of eliminating all forms of discrimination against minority groups in society, based on ethnicity, gender, caste or any other ground (Uruguay); 116.37 Prevent and combat all kind of discrimination, in particular those on the grounds of ethnicity and sexual orientation (Italy); 116.38 Ensure respect for the rights and fundamental freedoms of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons, by investigating and sanctioning acts of discrimination and violence against such persons (Argentina); 116.39 Adopt measures to eliminate all forms of discrimination in healthcare settings, including in the context of HIV/AIDS, while paying particular attention to the specific needs of key populations, including lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (Portugal); 12