A/HRC/36/9 134.104 Improve the systems of identification of potential targets and vulnerable communities, enhance surveillance and implement protection measures to address hate crimes (Maldives); 134.105 Continue to strengthen data collection to better understand the scale and severity of hate crimes, in order to assess the impact of the Hate Crime Action Plan (Netherlands); 134.106 Prosecute perpetrators of hate crimes against vulnerable groups (Pakistan); 134.107 Take steps to curb incitement of hatred by some British tabloid newspapers, in line with the country’s obligations under national and international law (Republic of Korea); 134.108 Continue to closely monitor the hate crime and discrimination cases, following the implementation by the United Kingdom Government of the newly launched Hate Crime Action Plan of 2016 (Romania); 134.109 Take measures to curb incitements of hatred in the British mass media, in line with international standards (Russian Federation); 134.110 Continue to refine its policies to counter hate crimes in communities, particularly those motivated by race and religion, and to share its best practices with other Member States (Singapore); 134.111 That the United Kingdom Government, parliamentarians, human rights institutions and civil society organizations continue to work closely together in order to ensure that vulnerable groups such as ethnic and religious minorities, refugees and migrants are better protected against hate speech and hate-related crime and that they are provided with greater certainty and legal protection (Thailand); 134.112 Continue efforts towards combating racism and hate speech against foreigners through disseminating a culture of dialogue and cooperation among religions and civilizations (Tunisia); 134.113 Prepare a report on the impact of the “Hate Crime Action Plan” with the view to assess concrete results (Turkey); 134.114 Take further steps to halt and reverse the increase in the number of violent hate crimes (United States of America); 134.115 Adopt effective measures to combat crimes based on religious hate and facilitate access to justice to minority groups (Angola); 134.116 Redoubling efforts and measures to combat hate crimes and xenophobia (Lebanon); 134.117 Continue working to improve the services given to the victims of discrimination and hatred, especially religious hatred, and continue in raising awareness about this crime (Bahrain); 134.118 Address racial discrimination, xenophobia and hate crimes by further strengthening effective legislative and judicial measures (Bangladesh); 134.119 Conduct a full review of the effectiveness of the 2016 Hate Crime Action Plan, and review approaches by criminal justice agencies under the current legal framework in order to address reports of increasing hate crime in the United Kingdom (Canada); 134.120 Continue strengthening measures to combat prejudices and punish crimes motivated by xenophobia (Chile); 134.121 Effectively guarantee the rights of refugees and migrants and make substantive progress in the fight against hate crime (China); 17