A/HRC/32/8 140.11 Adopt a national action plan against racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance, including religious intolerance and discrimination (Brazil); 140.12 Adopt a comprehensive national action plan to combat racism and discrimination (Uzbekistan); 140.13 Adopt a national action plan against racism (South Africa); 140.14 Adopt a national action plan against racism; ban all organizations that promote and incite racial discrimination; and adopt clear measures to effectively combat racially motivated violence by the law enforcement officers (Botswana); 140.15 Strengthen legislation against discrimination by adopting a national action plan against racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and intolerance (Côte d’Ivoire); 140.16 Adopt a national plan owned by the different entities against racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and intolerance (France); 140.17 Adopt an inter-federal plan to combat racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance (Islamic Republic of Iran); 140.18 Take further action to put in place measures to monitor, detect and condemn manifestations of racism, discrimination and xenophobia and adopt a national plan addressing and combating racism and discrimination against ethnic minorities (Namibia); 140.19 Establish a comprehensive plan and a system for recording and monitoring developments in the area of preventing xenophobia and discrimination, including hate speech and hate crimes (Norway); 140.20 Put a political plan and a clear strategy to ensure that overlooked ideas about Islamophobia, xenophobia and intolerance are accounted for by those who work in public office and civil service (Bahrain); 140.21 Implement the resolution 16/18 on combatting intolerance, negative stereotyping and stigmatization of, and discrimination, incitement to violence, and violence against persons based on religion or belief (Bahrain); 140.22 Pay particular attention to protecting from discrimination and treating appropriately older persons in the society (Tajikistan); 140.23 Consider recruiting independent experts to its Standing Committee for Police Monitoring from outside the police, in line with the 2014 recommendations of the Committee Against Torture (Australia); 140.24 Strengthen control and supervision mechanisms for the police, particularly through the Standing Committee for Police Monitoring and its Investigation Service (Costa Rica); 140.25 Carry out an evaluation on ethnic profiling within the police organization (Netherlands); 140.26 Enhance efforts to alleviate prison overcrowding and improve the overall conditions in places of detention, including assessing the impact and effectiveness of measures adopted thus far to address this issue (Czech Republic); 24 GE.16-05884