A/HRC/37/4 115.51 Revise the Criminal Code to include offences of incitement to violence and discrimination, public insults of a racist nature and public expressions with a racist aim (Islamic Republic of Iran); 115.52 Conduct awareness-raising campaigns for law enforcement officers to educate them, especially on the Anti-Discrimination Act (Botswana); 115.53 Continue the campaign for raising awareness of anti-discrimination laws and relevant complaint mechanisms (Slovakia); 115.54 Take steps to prevent crimes motivated by racial or religious discrimination through education, awareness-raising and training, and ensure that any hate crimes are effectively and promptly investigated (Canada); 115.55 Intensify awareness-raising campaigns to combat racial, Islamophobic and xenophobic stereotypes and condemn strongly and publicly hate speech in the public sphere (Albania); 115.56 Take further measures to tackle hate crimes and racial discrimination, including by promoting an understanding of cultural diversity in society, assisting minority youth to access the labour market and adopting adequate social housing policies (Thailand); 115.57 Continue strengthening the implementation of public policies associated with combating discrimination in hiring practices (Libya); 115.58 Enhance efforts to address Islamophobia, racial discrimination and intolerance including towards Roma, religious minorities and immigrants, as well as other related intolerance (Indonesia); 115.59 Ensure effective follow-up to the activities included in the campaign against racism and hate crimes, which officially ended in May 2017, possibly through the development of a new campaign on the same topic (Israel); 115.60 Continue efforts to combat all forms of racial discrimination making it possible for all persons to enjoy economic and social rights (Tunisia); 115.61 Continue to take measures to combat racism, violence and hatred and to fully respect the human rights of migrants and refugees (Portugal); 115.62 Continue to closely monitor hate crime and discrimination cases, including on the Internet and social networks, based on the regular crime prevention strategies adopted by the Government (Romania); 115.63 Increase efforts to combat all forms of discrimination, intolerance, racism, xenophobia and Islamophobia, including by taking further legislative measures to create policies to combat discrimination in the media and the political arena (Turkey); 115.64 Step up the efforts of the competent ministries to effectively train professionals, such as judges, prosecutors and police officers, for prompt and independent investigation and effective prosecution of racist and hate crimes (Turkey); 115.65 Ensure that any crimes against minority and vulnerable individuals and communities are effectively and promptly investigated, and address any alleged discriminatory motive behind these crimes (Canada); 115.66 Intensify its efforts to combat racial hatred and racially-motivated violence by allowing the introduction of public action for the victims (Côte d’Ivoire); 115.67 Strengthen efforts to eradicate discrimination, hatred, stigmatization on racial grounds and racially-motivated violence, the propagation of prejudice and stereotypes about refugees and asylum seekers through speeches, websites and social networks, the increase of Islamophobia, and ensure that any act of 14