A/HRC/37/11 132.34 Adopt comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation, which explicitly addresses all spheres of life and prohibits discrimination on any grounds (Turkey); 132.35 Continue to apply its strategies and plans, work towards the adoption of comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation, and include penalties appropriate for the seriousness of the offence (State of Palestine); 132.36 Adopt general legislation to combat discrimination on any ground, particularly on the grounds of race, sexual orientation or gender identity, and strengthen the mechanisms to eliminate xenophobic speech against migrants and multi-cultural families (Colombia); 132.37 Enact comprehensive anti-discrimination laws, especially on the basis of race, gender and HIV/AIDS status (Botswana); 132.38 Adopt a comprehensive anti-discrimination law, including protection for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (Australia); 132.39 Adopt a comprehensive Anti-Discrimination Act to protect the human rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex individuals and other marginalized groups (Norway); 132.40 Adopt a comprehensive anti-discrimination act prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation, gender, religion, belief, and race (Denmark 2); 132.41 Enact general laws to combat discrimination, particularly against migrants and ethnic and religious minorities (Mexico); 132.42 Adopt a comprehensive anti-discrimination law that will protect the rights of all migrants (Uganda); 132.43 Continue and step up its Government’s laudable efforts towards implementation of anti-discrimination laws, in order to fight all kinds of intolerance and inequality, especially on the grounds of sexual orientation and gender identity (Brazil); 132.44 Adopt a general anti-discrimination law, which includes prohibition of discrimination on the basis of gender identity and sexual orientation, to ensure the protection of the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons, repeal the provision of the Military Penal Code, which prohibits and punishes same-sex consensual sexual relations in the army, increase public awareness on the need to respect gender identity and sexual orientation of every individual (France); 132.45 Establish a timeline to present anti-discrimination legislation to the National Assembly, and repeal article 92 (6) of the Military Criminal Act to end restrictions on consensual same sex relations (Ireland); 132.46 Continue efforts aimed at strengthening the fight against racism, racial discrimination and xenophobia (Senegal); 132.47 Strengthen measures to combat and prevent racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance (Rwanda); 132.48 Declare racial discrimination as a criminal offence (Namibia); 132.49 Continue to strengthen mechanisms to prevent and eliminate all forms of discrimination and xenophobic speech against foreigners, migrants and multicultural families (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 132.50 Take effective measures to prevent and counter racist and xenophobic discourse against non-citizens (Kazakhstan); 132.51 Strengthen mechanisms for preventing and eliminating xenophobic discourse in all spheres of life (Turkey); 18