A/HRC/40/6 28.72 Work on strengthening international cooperation in the field of human rights through its National Human Rights Action Plan 2016–2020 (Turkmenistan); 28.73 Continue to implement its National Human Rights Action Plan (Cambodia); 28.74 Ensure the effective implementation of the third National Human Rights Action Plan (2016–2020) (Kyrgyzstan); 28.75 Enhance the publicity of law enforcement, justice and abiding by the law in Chinese human rights protection practice (Azerbaijan); 28.76 Accelerate human rights education for all to build a fair and just society where human rights are fully respected (Lesotho); 28.77 Continue supporting the capacity-building of its personnel in the area of human rights in order to raise awareness on human rights (Uzbekistan); 28.78 Continue with training on human rights awareness for government officials and expand it to all segments of society (Guyana); 28.79 Continue to raise human rights awareness among members of society (Nigeria); 28.80 Continue promoting and raising awareness on human rights (Equatorial Guinea); 28.81 Strengthen its efforts towards the promotion of human rights education and awareness-raising programmes (Armenia); 28.82 Ensure the development of a legal definition of discrimination in order to enhance equality between men and women (Portugal); 28.83 Ensure the full enjoyment of human rights for women, girls and individuals of all sexual orientations and gender identities by implementing the anti-domestic violence law and clearly defining its coverage (Sweden); 28.84 Adopt an anti-discrimination law for the public and private work environment that guarantees all people equitable and non-discriminatory treatment in their places of work (Uruguay); 28.85 Adopt comprehensive legislation against all types of discrimination that promotes the protection of persons from marginalized and disadvantaged groups and the exercise of their civil and political rights, as well as their economic and social rights (Honduras); 28.86 Adopt measures, including public policies or laws, which ensure the enjoyment of the right of every person not to be discriminated against in any way, including their sexual orientation, religion or ethnic origin (Mexico); 28.87 Strengthen national legislation and public policies to combat discrimination, including on sexual orientation and gender identity grounds (Chile); 28.88 Prohibit all forms of discrimination and violence against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (France); 28.89 Take the necessary measures to offer adequate and effective protection against all forms of discrimination, including that based on sexual orientation (Argentina); 28.90 Adopt legislation within one year prohibiting discrimination on grounds of sexual orientation and gender identity in all public and private sectors and provide for positive duties on the part of government to promote equality on these grounds (Netherlands); 28.91 Endeavour to promote racial harmony through improvement of the equality of women of African descent (Botswana); 10