A/HRC/25/17 not contribute to creating an atmosphere of hostility, intolerance and rejection towards migrants (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 102.59. Carry out all possible efforts to combat racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and other forms of related intolerance (Cuba); 102.60. Intensify the initiatives to enforce its legislation aimed at combating racial discrimination and take measures to combat racist speech of politicians as well as manifestations of racism in the media, in particular by prosecuting those responsible (Costa Rica); 102.61. Effectively enforce its legislation and other general and institutional measures to combat racial discrimination and adopt a comprehensive strategy to eliminate discrimination on any grounds whatsoever (Tunisia); 102.62. Take measures to combat and condemn racism and hate speech by politicians and manifestations of racism in the media, particularly discriminatory and hate speech and the dissemination of ideas and racist remarks (Tunisia); 102.63. Take concrete measures to stop racism and hate speech by politicians as well as racism in the media (Nigeria); 102.64. Adopt further measures to combat all forms of discrimination, including discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity (Norway); 102.65. Further progress in combating all forms of discrimination, including against LGBT persons, through the introduction and implementation of appropriate legislation, policy and practice (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 102.66. Continue to strengthen its legislative and institutional frameworks to enhance the rights of LGBTI people (Australia); 102.67. Proceed towards the criminalization of rape and violent attacks as crimes against physical and mental integrity of women and as a form of discrimination based on the grounds of sex and gender (Uruguay); 102.68. Review the definition of rape so that the lack of consent has a central place in this criminal conduct (Uruguay); 102.69. Develop and implement a comprehensive national strategy to address all forms of violence against women and children (Sierra Leone); 102.70. Continue its fight against any form of violence against children, women, migrants, and persons with disabilities (Holy See); 102.71. Step-up its measures in addressing violence against women, including ensuring protection for the victims of the violence (Malaysia); 102.72. Prohibit and eliminate corporal punishment of children, as this is a key obligation under the Convention on the Rights of the Child and other international human rights instruments (Maldives); 102.73. Continue its steps to further promote and protect the rights of the child, including addressing child abuse and sexual exploitation of children (Malaysia); 102.74. Maintain protection of the right to life from conception to natural death (Holy See); 18