A/HRC/39/13 147.86 Adopt comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation, with the definition of all forms of discrimination in accordance with international standards (Slovenia); 147.87 Enhance the training of law enforcement agencies in countering racial discrimination and racial profiling (South Africa); 147.88 Adopt a comprehensive anti-discrimination law prohibiting discrimination on any grounds, including sexual orientation and gender identity (Honduras); 147.89 Adopt anti-discrimination legislation encompassing all forms of discrimination and take measures to significantly reduce domestic violence (Germany); 147.90 Take concrete measures to combat all forms of discrimination, including when based on religion or belief and on sexual orientation, in compliance with international obligations (Italy); 147.91 Cease discrimination on the grounds of ethnicity, sexual orientation and gender identity (Georgia); 147.92 Look into measures to increase protection and support systems for victims of gender-based discrimination and domestic violence (Malaysia); 147.93 Continue efforts to harmonize gender equality for guaranteeing equal rights (Turkmenistan); 147.94 Take measures aimed at combating stereotypes that may promote discrimination against persons based on their sexual orientation (Argentina); 147.95 Continue implementation of the national strategy on action for women with a view to promoting gender equality (India); 147.96 Take steps to effectively promote tolerance and prevent violence and discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation and gender identity, ensure effective investigation of acts of violence against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons, and hold those responsible to account (Netherlands); 147.97 Ensure that lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex people are able to exercise their rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and expression without discrimination or fear of reprisals, and investigate promptly, effectively and impartially all allegations of abductions, secret imprisonment, torture and other ill-treatment, and killings of gay men in Chechnya (New Zealand); 147.98 Ensure that lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons can freely exercise their rights, and thoroughly investigate the anti-gay persecution in Chechnya while protecting the witnesses (Germany); 147.99 End the persecution of people perceived to be gay or bisexual (Iceland); 147.100 Take concrete action to prevent discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation, including by repealing the law against “propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations” (Norway); 147.101 Continue providing international assistance for development (Syrian Arab Republic); 147.102 Share its experiences in implementing the strategy for the sustainable development of rural areas for the period up to 2030 and in human rights education and training for law enforcement officials (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 147.103 Step up its efforts to develop social and environmental impact assessments on the enjoyment of human rights prior to issuing licences for mining and exploitation of natural resources (Indonesia); 15