A/HRC/23/5 109.39. Further intensify training for State and local authorities and the public at large on international human rights standards, particularly those in relation to sexual orientation and gender identity (Finland); 109.40. Further consolidate achievements in domains such as legislative and judicial reform, education, health care and gender equality, and continue to put more priorities and national resources on other important fields of job creation and social security, with greater focus on improving the overall conditions of vulnerable groups of children, women, youth and persons with disabilities (Viet Nam); 109.41. Transmit the overdue reports to the Human Rights Committee, the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women and the Committee against Torture (Czech Republic); 109.42. Continue implementing discrimination (Chile); legislation prohibiting all forms of 109.43. Intensify even further its efforts undertaken in regard to initiatives and awareness-raising programmes on gender equality and the protection of LGBT rights (Estonia); 109.44. Continue implementing and strengthening measures to promote equality and protection against all forms of discrimination, placing special emphasis on the most vulnerable minority groups (Cuba); 109.45. Take practical action to ensure that existing anti-discrimination legislation is properly enforced so as to combat discrimination against its citizens, both systemic and overt, based on in particular, ethnicity, sexual orientation and gender identity, and HIV status (Australia); 109.46. Continue its efforts aiming to ensure full equality between all citizens and to combat discrimination, including discrimination against persons belonging to minorities, especially with regard to employment, education, health, and access to justice (Egypt); 109.47. Continue efforts to combat discrimination and respect minority rights (Argentina); 109.48. Implement measures to eliminate discrimination against minority groups, in particular the Roma and children in vulnerable situations, including children with disabilities, with HIV/AIDS, abandoned children or victims of violence and guarantee their access to education, housing, medical care and health services (Costa Rica); 109.49. Continue its efforts in ensuring implementation of its strategy of antidiscrimination in order to guarantee the equal treatment of Romanian people, including the minority (Cambodia); 109.50. Enforce legislation banning discrimination against Roma community (Bangladesh); 109.51. Pursue further efforts to combat discrimination against the Roma (Brazil); 109.52. Continue the efforts to eliminate discrimination against the Roma and carry out a major awareness campaign among the population regarding the situation of the Roma (Chad); 17