A/HRC/22/7 97.55. Take measures to include in its legislation a precise definition of the different forms of discrimination (Belgium); 97.56. Remove from the legislation discriminatory provisions based on race, sex or sexual orientation, and adopt comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation (Canada); 97.57. Step up the efforts to fight against discrimination by refraining from contradictory legislation and by amending the anti-discrimination legislation to include explicit references to sexual orientation and gender identity as possible grounds of discrimination (Finland); 97.58. Maintain its programmes aimed at preventing and combating racism, racial discrimination and xenophobia (Cuba); 97.59. Continue its effort to combat discrimination and promote equality in accordance with international treaties establishing guarantees of fundamental human rights and freedoms, and equality in the enjoyment of such rights, without privileges or restrictions based on race, colour, political, religious or other belief, gender, sexual orientation, ethnic or social origin, property status, place of residence, language or other grounds (Brazil); 97.60. Take more effective procedures to counter discrimination and xenophobia (Iraq); 97.61. Continue efforts to combat different forms of discrimination and ensure respect for the rights of ethnic minorities (Argentina); 97.62. Take further measures against racism and extremism and encourage peaceful co-existence between different ethnic groups (China); 97.63. Continue moving forward with the adoption of effective measures that promote tolerance and respect for foreigners and members of national, racial and ethnic minorities (Chile); 97.64. Continue its efforts to combat discrimination and ensure that manifestations of racial, ethnic and religious hatred are promptly investigated and acted upon accordingly; and in this regard, intensify its efforts in enacting anti-discrimination laws (Malaysia); 97.65. Further pursue its efforts to create appropriate institutional mechanisms to counter all forms of discrimination and further pursue its efforts to provide human rights training for police personnel to effectively fight hate crimes (Morocco); 97.66. Issue a comprehensive anti-discrimination law and update the national action plan in order to dedicate special attention to addressing the practices of law-enforcement officials, as well as the legal and practical measures needed to combat incitement and hate crimes (Egypt); 97.67. Exert all efforts to redress discriminatory treatment imposed on ethnic minorities, including ethnic Koreans (Republic of Korea); 97.68. Continue strengthening tolerance in the Ukrainian society and take measures to prevent integration of nationalistic ideas in the political platforms of the public associations (Russian Federation); 97.69. Respect its international commitments on fundamental rights related to non-discrimination, prevent the adoption of a law prohibiting freedom of expression with regards to homosexuality and raise awareness of civil society 18