A/HRC/28/4 145.82 Condemn all statements of a racist nature and increase awarenessraising, particularly directed at youth, of the unacceptability of racism (Norway); 145.83 Implement as a priority the National Action Plan against Racism, Xenophobia and Intolerance (Cuba); 145.84 Provide the necessary financial and human resources to strengthen the implementation of its National Action Plan against Racism, Xenophobia and Intolerance, including by intensifying efforts to conduct investigations promptly and taking action against the perpetrators of racist and xenophobic speeches and public statements (Malaysia); 145.85 Adopt additional measures for the fight against xenophobia, racial discrimination and discrimination of Roma women, and among other measures, strengthen the capacity of the National Office against Racial Discrimination in order to change the perception by the society of women of marginal and minority communities (Chile); 145.86 Increase the budget of and strengthen the National Office against Racial Discrimination (Sierra Leone); 145.87 Take measures to ensure that the National Office against Racial Discrimination (UNAR) is independent and adequately resourced (India); 145.88 Continue to strengthen the National Office against Racial Discrimination with the view to combating hate speech and protect Roma, racial and religious minorities including Muslims from violence and discrimination (Pakistan); 145.89 Strengthen the National Office against Racial Discrimination (UNAR), as Italy had accepted in the previous UPR cycle (Uruguay); 145.90 Address racial discrimination and cases of racist violence involving destruction of property and the murders of a number of migrants (Ghana); 145.91 Strengthen protection of women and children, ethnic minorities, migrants, persons with disabilities, older persons and other vulnerable groups (China); 145.92 Continue paying special attention to the protection of the rights of vulnerable groups of the population, in particular, children, women, persons with disabilities, older persons, national minorities, especially Roma (Russian Federation); 145.93 Raise public awareness on the rights of vulnerable groups of people, as stipulated in the Italian legal system (Thailand); 145.94 Allocate the necessary resources to the fight against discrimination on the basis of gender and sexual orientation, so as to accelerate progress on this matter (Spain); 145.95 Accelerate and strengthen legislative and educational actions to combat discrimination in all its forms, particularly discrimination on the basis of sex and sexual orientation (Canada); 145.96 Include sexual orientation as grounds for protection against hate speech (Canada); 145.97 Take concrete steps to adopt the legislation necessary to follow up to Prime Minister Renzi’s announcement to work on the recognition of same-sex 19