A/HRC/23/5 109.53. Take further appropriate and effective measures to eliminate discrimination against Roma and ensure in particular their access to education, healthcare and employment without discrimination (Norway); 109.54. Take the necessary measures to guarantee non-discrimination of ethnic Roma, through the full implementation of the 2012-2020 strategy and campaigns to combat all forms of discrimination and xenophobia against this group (Spain); 109.55. Ensure the implementation of more comprehensive antidiscrimination measures to guarantee the equal treatment of the Roma people (Republic of Korea); 109.56. Continue the efforts made in favor of the integration of the community of the Roma, the eradication of religious intolerance, human trafficking - especially of women and children -, and discrimination against people living with HIV / AIDS (Holy See); 109.57. Take effective steps to implement its legislative measures and policies on discrimination and segregation of Roma people (India); 109.58. Further strengthen legal provisions and comprehensive policies and strategies to ensure safety and fulfilment of rights of religious minority (Bangladesh); 109.59. Ensure the systematic collection and publication of statistical data on hate crimes (Austria); 109.60. Ensure, as established by the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (CERD), access to housing without any discrimination, particularly to the most vulnerable groups, including the Roma (Chile); 109.61. Amend current legislation on housing in order to explicitly prohibit all forms of discrimination based on ethnic origin as with regard to access to housing (France); 109.62. Establish an effective legal framework to protect the right to adequate housing of persons belonging to the Roma minority and ensure that cases of discrimination against them are swiftly investigated (Austria); 109.63. Continue its efforts to ensure equal access to housing and protection from discrimination and segregation on the basis of race or any other prohibited ground of discrimination (The State of Palestine); 109.64. Guarantee without any discrimination to all disadvantaged groups of the population, including the Roma, access to adequate housing (Switzerland); 109.65. Address inequalities in access to health services, in particular with regard to children affected by HIV/AIDS (Brazil); 109.66. Continue training efforts in the area of human rights education for security personnel and in the field of discrimination against vulnerable groups (Tunisia); 109.67. Intensify efforts to fight against discrimination and intolerance, and against racist and xenophobic political discourse (Tunisia); 109.68. Combat racist stereotypes and incitement to hatred by intensifying efforts to promote tolerance (France); 18