A/HRC/37/16 116.167 Step up efforts to promote and protect the rights of the child, in particular the right to education (Bulgaria); 116.168 Introduce a clear definition of child pornography into national legislation (Portugal); 116.169 Step up efforts to prevent ill-treatment of minors deprived of liberty and guarantee their effective rehabilitation (Ecuador); 116.170 Take necessary measures to prevent degrading and cruel treatment of persons with disabilities, especially minors (Iraq); 116.171 Continue efforts to implement the national action plan for the implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (Saudi Arabia); 116.172 Train the judiciary on the rights of persons with disabilities, taking into account their needs and special skills (Ecuador); 116.173 Intensify efforts aimed at eliminating historical and structural discrimination against Roma, and prevent racist and hate speech and crimes against religious minorities and their property (Namibia); 116.174 Strengthen initiatives to combat exclusion, marginalization and poverty, including that of the Roma population, among other groups (Ecuador); 116.175 Fully ensure the protection of cultural, educational, religious and linguistic rights of all the communities and minorities living in Ukraine, welcoming in this regard the submission of the recent Law on education to the Venice Commission for an expert opinion, which should be fully taken into account (Greece); 116.176 Revise the discriminatory laws targeting national minorities, including the recent Law on education (Syrian Arab Republic); 116.177 Enhance efforts to better integrate the Roma community into society (Hungary); 116.178 Adopt a progressive strategy aimed at increasing educational opportunities and improving the housing and living conditions of the Roma community (India); 116.179 Further strengthen the protection of the rights of minorities, including lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons and the Roma community, by effective implementation of existing legislation and effective law enforcement (Germany); 116.180 Continue working to eliminate all forms of stigmatization or discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity (Chile); 116.181 Consider introducing amendments to Ukraine’s Criminal Code with a view to punishing homophobic crimes (Chile); 116.182 Adopt comprehensive legislation to combat discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity and protect the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (Honduras); 116.183 Strengthen efforts to prevent and combat all kinds of discrimination, in particular against women and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (Italy); 116.184 Recognise civil unions between people of the same sex as a first step in the fight against discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity (Spain); 22