A/HRC/38/11 106.42 Immediately cease the political practice of imposing unilateral coercive punitive measures against other countries and initiate the immediate lifting of these measures as punishment issued by an internal government decision that exceeded the borders of Luxembourg and violated the rights of citizens of these countries in clear violation of common article 1 (2) of the two International Covenants (Syrian Arab Republic); 106.43 Continue giving the greatest possible scope, flexibility and coverage to its migration policy (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 106.44 Ensure that the Consultative Commission on Human Rights and the Centre for Equal Treatment have the necessary legal authority to process complaints regarding cases of discrimination, in particular of multiple discrimination or discrimination in the private sector, including the authority required to resolve such complaints (Honduras); 106.45 Continue to progress the implementation of its national action plan on equality (Australia); 106.46 Redouble its efforts to strengthen human rights education and training programmes, particularly for government officials and the security forces (Myanmar); 106.47 Introduce compulsory human rights training for civil servants and public employees, including judges, magistrates and lawyers (Pakistan); 106.48 Ensure human rights training for all officials, whether civilians or police officials, who accompany those seeking international protection throughout this process (Canada); 106.49 Conduct campaigns to raise the awareness of journalists of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (Timor-Leste); 106.50 Take practical measures to avoid tax evasion considering its impact on human rights (Ecuador); 106.51 Put an end to and eliminate all forms and manifestations of discrimination, xenophobia and Islamophobia and hate speech in the media, especially against the Muslim community and ensure that the social media and Internet access providers ban hate speech (Islamic Republic of Iran); 106.52 Introduce into the constitution a provision guaranteeing the right of all individuals to equal treatment and ensure a remedy for cases of discrimination and hate speech, including in the media and on the Internet, and broadcast it without secrecy, providing statistics about it (Syrian Arab Republic); 106.53 Strengthen the policy of social inclusion for the enjoyment of economic and social rights, especially for migrants (Angola); 106.54 Continue to adopt effective legislative and administrative measures to guarantee the rights of vulnerable groups, such as women, children and persons with disabilities (China); 106.55 Continue to enhance its efforts aimed at combating all forms of discrimination and other related forms of intolerance (Cyprus); 106.56 Combat all forms of discrimination through campaigns so as to eliminate the spread of negative stereotypes (Ecuador); 106.57 Continue to progress legal protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons by adopting the draft law of May 2017 on the modification of sex and names, and amendment of the Civil Code, and increasing publicly available information on rights for intersex persons (Australia); 13