A/HRC/42/4 95.44 Consider enacting legislation that promotes the elimination of blood feuds and vendettas (Malta); 95.45 Adopt a strategy to fight blood feuds and eliminate the social, cultural and economic factors that support them (Russian Federation); 95.46 Take steps to combat hate speech allegedly perpetrated by public figures, including politicians, and ensure that data regarding prosecutions and convictions are made public to serve as a deterrent to others (Ghana); 95.47 Investigate and sanction cases of racist hate speech or incitement to racial hatred and punish perpetrators of acts of violence and racially motivated hate crimes, including politicians and representatives of the media (Argentina); 95.48 Take legal and administrative measures to prevent and punish hate speech and hate crimes against migrants and the Roma community and to guarantee the rights of migrants to health, education, housing and other basic services (Mexico); 95.49 Strengthen policies to combat violent offences and hate crimes based on sexual orientation and gender identity by establishing more solid links with civil society and guaranteeing the implementation of legal provisions on hate crimes (Honduras); 95.50 Ensure the protection of the rights of vulnerable groups, such as women and children, in particular in the context of digital space (Pakistan); 95.51 Take further steps to combat corruption in the judiciary, law enforcement institutions and all branches of government (Australia); 95.52 Ensure the independence of the judiciary system and address corruption at all levels (Cyprus); 95.53 Strengthen efforts to proactively fight corruption in public administration, inter alia, by improving the efficiency and transparency of public service delivery, training civil servants, establishing more transparent recruitment procedures and strengthening the administration’s capacity to undertake merit-based recruitment (Austria); 95.54 Make effective use, as soon as they are established, of the new specialized anti-corruption institutions, such as the special anti-corruption and organized crime structures and the national bureau of investigation, to combat corruption and to ensure the effective conviction of high profile cases (Belgium); 95.55 Enhance the efforts aimed at combating corruption and fully implement the recommendations on transparency of the Council of Europe’s Group of States against Corruption (Lithuania); 95.56 Take measures to ensure implementation of the new Juvenile Justice Strategy (Ukraine); 95.57 Ensure that mechanisms are in place to bring perpetrators who have verbally or physically threatened or attacked journalists to justice (Sweden); 95.58 Promote media freedom by investigating and taking steps to ensure that anti-defamation and slander laws are not used to launch prosecutions to intimidate journalists (Canada); 95.59 Take effective measures to strengthen the freedom of expression and independence of the media, to ensure a safe environment for investigative journalists and their protection from intimidation and attacks and to improve their working conditions (Germany); 95.60 Strengthen respect for the principles of religious pluralism, universality and inclusion of all communities, groups and individuals (Serbia); 13