A/HRC/36/4 118.18 Continue to increase efforts to end discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (Uruguay); 118.19 Guarantee the protection of all people from discriminatory norms and practices on the grounds of sexual orientation and gender identity in all spheres of life (Spain); 118.20 Continue promoting the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons and protect them from violence and social and cultural discrimination (Chile); 118.21 Take all appropriate measures to prevent, investigate and punish manifestations of violence, intolerance and discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex people (Israel); Investigate, prosecute and punish those responsible for acts of violence against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons as part of its efforts to combat stereotypes and bias against them (Argentina); 118.22 Intensify efforts to raise public awareness to end all forms of discrimination by providing human rights education and training for government agencies, media and the public and implementing campaigns to combat gender stereotypes and violence (Thailand); 118.23 Fight against discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity, especially against children, carrying out public awareness programmes and teacher training on this subject (France); 118.24 Continue efforts aimed at strengthening the measures necessary for the protection of the rights of older persons (Morocco); 118.25 Pursue its policy regarding protection of the rights of nature (Algeria); 118.26 Step up efforts to pursue policies and programmes for a healthy environment (Philippines); 118.27 Advance in the implementation of the Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights at the national level as a complement to Ecuador’s efforts to establish a binding instrument on transnational corporations and human rights (Chile); 118.28 Pursue ongoing efforts to conclude an internationally binding instrument on transnational corporations and business and human rights (Egypt); 118.29 Maintain the leadership in the process for the elaboration of a legally binding instrument on transnational companies and human rights (Cuba); 118.30 Continue your claims in light of the refusal of transnational companies to repair the serious environmental damage in the Amazon (Cuba); 118.31 Ensure training for law enforcement and security forces in relation to human rights standards in management of peaceful assemblies, ensure all allegations of excessive use of force and arbitrary detention are investigated and that perpetrators are prosecuted (Ireland); 118.32 Ensure the prevention and effective investigation of forced disappearances of and violence against women (Sweden); 118.33 (Iraq); Take the necessary measures to eliminate cases of torture in prisons 118.34 Acknowledge the existence of the so-called “rehabilitation clinics” and “sexual reorientation” therapies and take measures to eradicate them (Israel); 118.35 Eliminate practices of forced placement in clinics for treatment to allegedly “cure” the sexual orientation or gender identity of lesbian, gay, 12