A/HRC/37/11 132.52 Pursue efforts to combat racial discrimination, xenophobia through education and information awareness campaigns in the context of the Law on Foreigners (Libya); 132.53 End the practice of publishing in the media and on the Internet materials inciting racial and ethnic intolerance (Russian Federation); 132.54 Take additional concrete measures to combat xenophobia, hate speech and discrimination against foreigners, migrants and multicultural families (Kyrgyzstan); 132.55 Implement policies and measures which comprehensively address hate speech through legislative and institutional frameworks (Sierra Leone); 132.56 Amend the relevant laws in order to identify racial discrimination as a criminal offence (Kyrgyzstan); 132.57 Follow up on the recommendation made in 2012, strengthening its legislation, investigating and punishing effectively the discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity, expressed through hate speeches and acts of violence (Argentina); 132.58 Take further action to end discrimination based on gender or sexual orientation in all fields, including in the military (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 132.59 Step up efforts to end discrimination based on sexual orientation and sexual identity, including through relevant legislation (Israel); 132.60 Include a specific prohibition on discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation in the Anti-discrimination Law (Sweden); 132.61 Continue to work to eliminate all forms of stigmatization or discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity (Chile); 132.62 Strengthen efforts to combat all forms of discrimination, including against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons, by adopting a comprehensive law and running national awareness campaigns (Italy); 132.63 Strengthen legal framework to protect people belonging to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex community, avoiding practices, known as conversion therapies in State premises (Uruguay); 132.64 Adopt comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation to provide protections for and to promote the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (United States of America); 132.65 Protect the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons through the adoption of a comprehensive anti-discrimination law that prohibits all forms of discrimination, including based on sexual orientation and gender identity, and abolish article 92-6 of the Military Criminal Act, which criminalizes consensual same-sex relations (Canada); 132.66 Repeal article 92-6 of the Military Criminal Code which criminalizes consensual sexual relations between people of the same sex in the army (Costa Rica); 132.67 Abolish article 92-6 of the Military Criminal Act, which views consensual same-sex intimacy in the armed forces as a criminal offence, in order to comply with international human rights standards (Netherlands); 132.68 Repeal article 92(6) of the Military Criminal Act prohibiting and punishing consensual sexual activity between people of the same sex in the military (Denmark); 132.69 Adopt a human rights-based approach to development policies and programmes that ensure the effective participation of all communities affected by development projects (Yemen); 19