A/HRC/36/8 100.63 Enhance efforts to curb hate crimes against certain religious communities, ethnic groups and other minorities including indigenous people (India); 100.64 Strengthen measures to prevent hate speech and harassment against minority groups and persons with disabilities, in line with the National Action Plan for the Prevention of Violent Radicalization and Extremism (Indonesia); 100.65 Ensure that the law enforcement, security and judicial authorities have the necessary knowledge and skills to address hate crimes against immigrants, asylum seekers and refugees by providing mandatory training and guidelines, and amend laws specific to hate crime and hate speech (Islamic Republic of Iran); 100.66 Intensify efforts to prevent and combat discrimination against persons with immigration backgrounds (Turkey); 100.67 Continue to reinforce the measures of fight against xenophobia, racism and intolerance with regard to migrants and asylum seekers (Angola); 100.68 Strengthen measures aimed at fighting against discrimination, racism and xenophobia in the country, especially concerning migrants and asylum seekers (Côte d’Ivoire); 100.69 Strengthen efforts to restrict outbreaks of racism and xenophobia, especially manifestations of racism on the Internet (Italy); 100.70 Strengthen the fight against xenophobia on social networks and the Internet (Algeria); 100.71 Take more effective measures in order to fight, and even to eradicate, crimes and hate speech against minorities, focusing on prevention and following-up these acts (Côte d’Ivoire); 100.72 Prevent hate speech on the Internet and intensify the fight against hate crime through the implementation of the National Action Plan on Fundamental and Human Rights and other measures (Cuba); 100.73 Take an effective stand against hate speech and aggressive attitudes that are becoming increasingly mainstream (Islamic Republic of Iran); 100.74 Ensure that its policies, legislation, regulations and enforcement measures effectively serve to prevent and address the heightened risk of business involvement in abuses in conflict situations, which include situations of foreign occupation (State of Palestine); 100.75 Consider including in its next universal periodic review report information on measures it has taken to analyse potential risk factors of atrocity crimes, including through utilization of the Framework of Analysis for Atrocity Crimes (Rwanda); 100.76 Increase State funding for shelter services for victims of violence and especially minorities and vulnerable groups (Islamic Republic of Iran); 100.77 Develop a comprehensive and coordinated programme to fight human trafficking, adopt effective measures to prevent and eradicate human trafficking and organize specialized training for law enforcement and immigration officials and other State officials who enter into contact with victims of human trafficking on issues relating to the identification of victims, the conduct of investigations, criminal prosecutions and punishment of perpetrators (Russian Federation); 100.78 Continue efforts to combat trafficking in human beings and take effective measures to prevent and eradicate human trafficking and adopt procedures for the determination of the best interests of child victims of trafficking (Turkey); 15