A/HRC/14/15 60. To take special and effective measures to guarantee freedom of religion (Kyrgyzstan); 61. To adopt a law banning incitement to religious and racial hatred, and to formulate concrete measures to guarantee the political, economic and cultural rights of religious and ethnic minorities, including Muslim minorities (Kazakhstan); 62. To take more effective steps to ensure that the process of building places of worship for Muslim and other minority groups is facilitated with a view to ensuring freedom of religion for all segments of society (Malaysia); 63. To take responsible measures against the continuous manifestations of hate speech by some politicians (Kazakhstan); public 64. To strictly implement the criminal provisions concerning hate speech and hate crimes, while conducting awareness-raising campaigns promoting tolerance (Czech Republic); 65. To further promote the position of women in decision-making, and to guarantee equal remuneration between men and women (Algeria); 66. To strengthen its efforts to increase the number of women participating in political life, in particular at the national level, and to revise the national Assembly Elections Act to accelerate the political advancement of women in the forthcoming elections (Norway); 67. To continue to empower women by enhancing their status and increasing their participation in decision-making processes (Turkey); 68. To strengthen the position and the participation of women in public life by introducing regulations guaranteeing their participation (Argentina); 69. To continue to implement measures aimed at addressing women’s occupational segregation and the diversification of their academic and professional choices, including in non-traditional fields (Portugal); 70. To take the measures necessary to end discrimination against women in the workplace, and to implement ILO recommendations to ensure equal remuneration for work of equal value in the public and private sectors (Kazakhstan); 71. To continue to take effective measures to prevent the Roma from being victims of discrimination, in particular at work (Chile); 72. To adopt legislative measures to counter sexual harassment in the workplace, including penalties and opportunities for women victims to report such situations (Chile); 73. To continue to improve the living conditions of the Roma population (Australia); 74. To take effective steps to reduce the high maternal mortality rate (Azerbaijan); 75. To pursue its national efforts to integrate human rights education into the education system and training programmes, and to continue to pursue that issue at the international level (Morocco); 19