A/HRC/38/15 118.54 Incorporate explicitly in its legislation the principle of equality and non-discrimination (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 118.55 Explicitly incorporate the principle of equality and nondiscrimination into its basic laws, in order to ensure equal treatment for all persons within its territory, especially by not introducing any legislation which might fuel ethnic or religious discrimination (Brazil); 118.56 Incorporate explicitly the principle of equality and nondiscrimination into its Basic Law (Honduras); 118.57 Consider incorporating explicitly the principles of equality, gender equality, and non-discrimination in its Basic Laws for all citizens (Thailand); 118.58 Step up efforts to fight inequality and discrimination between Jewish and Arab citizens (Portugal); 118.59 Abolish all measures, laws and other types of rules that validate racial discrimination and racism (Cuba); 118.60 Take immediate measures to end racist practices and policies that discriminate on the basis of colour, religion or belief (Egypt); 118.61 End all measures aimed at “Judaization” of the city of Jerusalem and changes to its political and demographic nature (Qatar); 118.62 Work for the better integration of new Jewish immigrants from other countries into Israeli society and to continue with their efforts to counter racial discrimination (India); 118.63 Intensify its efforts to address racism against Africans in Israel (South Africa); 118.64 Continue to strengthen measures to combat violence and discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (Chile); 118.65 Continue its efforts to safeguard lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex rights, following notable legislative and administrative developments (Greece); 118.66 Set up robust legislative measures aiming to prevent and punish excessive use of force, in line with international standards (Madagascar); 118.67 Ensure the State security forces make proportional use of force in all circumstances, including, among others, by ensuring that the rules of engagement or regulations on opening fire are fully consistent with international human rights law; and ensure that all alleged perpetrators of disproportionate use of force are brought to justice (Spain); 118.68 (Italy); Keep on implementing the moratorium on capital punishment 118.69 Consider abolishing the death penalty (Chile) (Mozambique); 118.70 Abolish capital punishment in all circumstances (Mexico); 118.71 Fully respect human rights in the fight against terrorism, and refrain from introducing a bill that would allow the application of a death penalty (Iceland); 118.72 Refrain from the practice of arbitrary detentions and prevent cases of the use of torture in places of deprivation of liberty (Russian Federation); 118.73 End practices of collective punishment such as the demolition of homes, revocation of residency permits in East Jerusalem, and the closure of entire areas (Germany); 13