A/HRC/37/16 116.51 Take effective measures to combat hate speech and acts of hate relating to ethnic origin or sexual orientation (Belgium); 116.52 Continue to work on effective measures to ensure legal and judicial advances in the fight against hate crime, including hate crime related to racial discrimination or sexual orientation and gender identity (Brazil); 116.53 Prohibit political statements and platforms that promote racism, xenophobia, hate speech, or speech aimed at inciting hatred or intolerance towards ethnic, religious or any other minorities (Ecuador); 116.54 Adopt a specific policy to prevent and combat the increase in racist hate speech and crimes motivated by racial prejudice, the summary, extrajudicial or arbitrary executions to which the population in the midst of the armed conflicts is exposed, and sexual offences in the country (Honduras); 116.55 Put an end to the glorification of Nazi criminals and other complicit persons, including Stepan Bandera and Roman Shukhevych (Russian Federation); 116.56 Ensure the observance of the principles humanitarian law by all parties in conflict (Spain); of international 116.57 Abstain from any practice that could endanger the lives of civilians (Norway); 116.58 Put an end to violations and atrocities committed by governmental and loyalist forces in the context of the internal conflict in eastern Ukraine (Syrian Arab Republic); 116.59 Take serious measures to resolve the conflict in a peaceful manner by complying with the Government’s obligations under the Minsk package of measures and by initiating their implementation (Syrian Arab Republic); 116.60 Simplify access to public administrative services for Crimean residents and enable Ukrainian citizens to move smoothly between Crimea and the rest of Ukraine, recognizing General Assembly resolutions 68/262 and 71/205 and Ukraine’s sovereignty over Crimea (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 116.61 Support efforts to prevent human rights abuses in Crimea and Donbas by facilitating access for monitors, human rights defenders, journalists, and lawyers, and investigate thoroughly any credible allegations of abuses by Ukrainian forces, and use all appropriate methods to promote accountability for abuses (United States of America); 116.62 Follow the recommendations made by OHCHR regarding the human rights situation in the conflict-affected areas of eastern Ukraine, particularly with respect to due process, the treatment of prisoners and detainees, and gender-based and sexual violence (Canada); 116.63 Use all existing instruments and mechanisms to protect the human rights and freedoms of Ukrainian citizens living on the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine while taking political and diplomatic steps aimed at restoring Ukraine’s territorial integrity within its internationally recognized borders (Georgia); 116.64 End immediately the economic and military blockade of Donbas, stop shelling its territory, and fully implement social and human rights obligations towards the region’s inhabitants (Russian Federation); 116.65 Fully integrate provisions on the criminalization of enforced disappearance into its national legislation (Slovakia); 116.66 Take measures to incorporate into its national legislation the crime of enforced disappearance (Argentina); 15