A/HRC/41/8 118.12 Continue strengthening its tool for the follow up to human rights recommendations (SIMORE), linking it to the Sustainable Development Goals in the 2030 Agenda (Paraguay); 118.13 Strengthen legislation against racial discrimination with a focus on structural discrimination (Bahrain); 118.14 Criminalize the dissemination of theories on racial superiority or inferiority, as previously recommended (Honduras); 118.15 Explicitly prohibit racial discrimination, including direct and indirect discrimination, by adopting appropriate laws (Pakistan); 118.16 Continue its efforts to conduct human rights education and training programmes and activities on combating racism and discrimination and on matters related to African descent (Philippines); 118.17 Step up efforts to fight discrimination against people of African descent (Togo); 118.18 Continue efforts to combat racism and xenophobia and empower women of African descent through ensuring their access to leadership positions (Egypt); 118.19 Strengthen the capacity of the judiciary to combat racial discrimination by adopting a definition of direct and indirect discrimination and introducing in law enforcement mechanisms for specific cases of discrimination, in particular against minorities (Angola); 118.20 Continue to promote the systematic collection and use by government offices of data that include an ethno-racial variable (Barbados); 118.21 Produce reliable, up-to-date and comprehensive statistical data, disaggregated by race, descent and national or ethnic origin, on the demographic composition of the population (Barbados); 118.22 Step up policies and programmes to eradicate discrimination against women of African descent, indigenous populations and persons with disabilities, including through actions for their recognition and awareness-raising within society (Ecuador); 118.23 Strengthen coordination and implementation of public policies that guarantee equality of rights and opportunities for the whole population, and that promote changes in social behaviours (Panama); 118.24 Continue to take effective measures to promote the rights of women, children, persons with disabilities, and other vulnerable groups (China); 118.25 Further promote and protect the human rights of older persons, including by creating a conducive environment for healthy and active ageing and ensuring that older persons are not left behind in the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (Thailand); 118.26 Continue strengthening efforts, including the allocation of budgetary resources and launching cross-cutting programmes, to eradicate all violence and discrimination, in particular against women, persons with disabilities, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons, as well as to protect their rights (Chile); 118.27 Continue with measures aimed at combating discrimination, in particular by investigating and punishing acts of discrimination and violence against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (Argentina); 118.28 Take all measures to combat discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons, investigate all acts of violence motivated by the sexual orientation or gender identity of the victim and bring the perpetrators to justice (Iceland); 11