A/HRC/15/11 95.45. Continue to increase the active promotion of equality of rights and opportunities, independently of sexual orientation or gender identity, and continue to play its active role at the international level in favour of legal protection against discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation and gender identity (Colombia); 95.46. Combat negative stereotypes and prejudice against persons with disabilities (Islamic Republic of Iran); 95.47. Strengthen human rights education programmes at the national and local levels aimed at eradicating racism and xenophobia (Philippines); 95.48. Take practical and legislative measures to ensure impartial and effective investigations in the field of combating and preventing torture (Uzbekistan); 95.49. Consider increasing the financial resources allocated to programmes combating violence against women (Greece); 95.50. Strengthen existing efforts to prevent violence against women, including through financial support for shelters for victims of violence (Portugal); 95.51. Improve data collection and statistics on violence against women (Portugal); 95.52. Intensify its efforts to eliminate violence against women, in line with recommendations by the Human Rights Committee, the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, CRC and the Special Rapporteur on violence against women (Netherlands); 95.53. Develop awareness-raising campaigns aimed at changing attitudes and behaviours related to domestic violence (Portugal); 95.54. Intensify its efforts to eliminate violence against women and to develop a national plan of action (Islamic Republic of Iran); 95.55. Intensify measures to avoid discrimination against women and to combat violence against them (Chile); 95.56. Continue to implement its effective measures to prevent discrimination against women and to combat violence against them (Botswana); 95.57. Continue addressing the issue of violence against women (Malaysia); 95.58. Continue the full implementation of its plan of action to combat violence perpetrated by men against women, violence and oppression in the name of honour, and violence in relations between people of the same sex (Colombia); 95.59. Take appropriate measures to stop sex tourism involving children and to punish traffickers (Belarus); 95.60. Facilitate complaints by foreign victims of trafficking so that their migration situation is not used against them as a means of coercion by the traffickers themselves (Mexico); 95.61. Work closely with the European Union to create a comprehensive antitrafficking-in persons network (United States); 95.62. Adopt the measures necessary to protect people of different religious beliefs from discrimination (Greece); 16