A/HRC/44/12 156.124 Step up efforts to combat discrimination against minorities and vulnerable groups, including indigenous peoples and migrants, and to promote tolerance in society (Republic of Korea); 156.125 Enhance the legal framework on equality and non-discrimination in order to protect minorities against all forms of discrimination (Republic of Moldova); 156.126 Continue taking the necessary measures to protect vulnerable groups, minorities and migrants from all forms of racist acts (State of Palestine); 156.127 Strengthen its legislation to protect vulnerable groups from violence and racist hate speech and other crimes motivated by prejudices, and promote tolerance, intercultural dialogue and respect for diversity (Panama); 156.128 Design awareness campaigns to promote tolerance, intercultural dialogue and respect for diversity (Spain); 156.129 Continue developing effective actions to combat hate speech and all forms of discrimination and intolerance based on ethnic and religious grounds (Cuba); 156.130 Take steps to overcome the obstacles that prevent the effective prosecution of hate speech and strengthen efforts to properly enforce the legislation prohibiting agitation against racial, religious and ethnic minorities (Germany); 156.131 Consider efforts to eliminate hate crimes, including racism and xenophobic crimes, and hold perpetrators accountable (Ghana); 156.132 Strengthen policies that prevent the proliferation of xenophobic speech and eliminate those policies that stigmatize minorities and migrants and refugees, such as racial profiling, the prohibition of begging, and policies in the fight against terrorism that lack a human rights approach (Mexico); 156.133 Expand existing training programmes on hate crime for police employees and make training on the legislation and implementation of the legislation on hate crime mandatory in all areas of law enforcement (Iceland); 156.134 Investigate and apply sanctions against people, especially in leadership roles, for committing hate speech (Pakistan); 156.135 Address hate speech, including on the Internet, and racist and xenophobic violence against Muslims and others (Jordan); 156.136 Continue the awareness-raising initiatives and campaigns to combat discriminative rhetoric in public spaces (Romania); 156.137 Seek to investigate and apply appropriate sanctions for hate speech by politicians and the media, and take the necessary measures to promote tolerance, intercultural dialogue and respect for diversity, especially by journalists (Serbia); 156.138 Develop a strategy with clear targets and indicators, in consultation with all relevant stakeholders, to tackle hate speech and hate crimes based on such forms of discrimination (Singapore); 156.139 Take necessary and concrete actions to protect vulnerable groups and minorities from racist hate speech, violence and other hate crimes, including in cyberspace (Thailand); 156.140 Continue taking measures to protect vulnerable groups from racist hate speech, racist violence and other hate crimes (Timor-Leste); 156.141 Continue to take necessary measures to protect vulnerable groups from racist hate speech and other hate-motivated crimes (Togo); 156.142 Continue efforts to combat hate speech (Tunisia); 156.143 Effectively investigate and prosecute ethnically and religiously motivated hate crimes, including hate speech and physical attacks against 16