A/HRC/40/6 28.320 Respect all the human rights of the Tibetan people and other minorities, including the importance of an environment that is safe, clean, healthy and sustainable, which is essential for the enjoyment of many of these rights (Switzerland); 28.321 Adhere to supply-side reform and promote sustainable and sound economic and social development in the Xinjiang Autonomous Region (Tajikistan); 28.322 Fully respect the rights of ethnic minorities, freedom of religion and expressions of cultural identity (Croatia); 28.323 Expand existing programmes that are aimed at ensuring the protection of the rights of minorities (Zimbabwe); 28.324 Further ensure the advancement of the human rights of minority groups (Afghanistan); 28.325 Protect and promote all human rights, especially the rights of ethnic and religious minorities, including the Xinjiang Uighurs. Discontinue all the Government’s policies and activities, such as ethnic profiling, that are not in compliance with China’s international human rights obligations, and allow the Special Rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief to visit the Xinjiang Autonomous Region (Finland); 28.326 Further strengthen the protection of the rights of ethnic minority groups, in accordance with China’s Constitution and international human rights commitments (Greece); 28.327 Prevent and combat all forms of discrimination and violence, especially against ethnic and religious minorities (Italy); 28.328 Continue to guarantee the rights of ethnic minorities to participate in the management of State and social affairs on an equal footing according to law (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 28.329 Increase knowledge of the law among workers, especially migrant workers (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 28.330 Continue promoting the rights to education of the children of migrant workers (Dominican Republic); 28.331 Continue to (Madagascar); provide basic health-care services for migrants 28.332 Continue to protect the rights of migrant workers through legislation (Nepal); 28.333 Release detained human rights defenders (Australia); 28.334 Create and maintain a safe and enabling environment for all human rights defenders (Norway); 28.335 Apply public policies to protect human rights defenders in line with international standards (Spain); 28.336 Cease the harassment and extraterritorial abduction of human rights defenders and their family members, cease house arrest and travel restrictions for people based on their rights defence work, and release those imprisoned for such work, including Tashi Wangchuk, Ilham Tohti, Huang Qi and Wang Quanzhang (United States of America); 28.337 Take the necessary measures to guarantee that human rights defenders can exercise their freedom of expression and peaceful association (Belgium); 28.338 Guarantee the full exercise of the freedoms of association and expression of human rights defenders and minorities, in accordance with international human rights law (Costa Rica); 22