A/HRC/37/15 including by extending at the national level formal recognition of same-sex partnerships (Canada); 161.74 Continue developing the implementation of actions against any kind of discrimination for gender, ethnicity, skin colour, sexual orientation and gender identity, among others (Colombia); 161.75 Move quickly to introduce comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation to provide equal protection against discrimination for all persons and on all grounds, including sexual orientation or gender identity (Ireland); 161.76 Continue with the ongoing efforts to fight discrimination against noncitizens on the basis of race or nationality, including by ensuring that appropriate legislation sanctioning such acts is applied effectively and all alleged cases are investigated (Ghana); 161.77 Strengthen efforts designed to prohibit racist and xenophobic discourses (Saudi Arabia); 161.78 Continue to take effective measures to combat all forms of discrimination, including racial superiority and hatred, and to eliminate gender stereotypes (Uzbekistan); 161.79 Continue implementing measures to eradicate all forms of discrimination, including against people with other origins (Cuba); 161.80 Take appropriate measures and implement legislation effectively to eliminate racial discrimination (Guatemala); 161.81 Take appropriate measures to eliminate exclusion of non-citizens from accessing some public places and facilities on the basis of race or nationality, by effectively applying legislation and investigating and sanctioning such acts (Islamic Republic of Iran); 161.82 Conduct more active policy against racial discrimination, including addressing the issue of incorporating an adequate definition of racial discrimination in national legislation (Kyrgyzstan); 161.83 Adopt a comprehensive law on racial discrimination, with an adequate definition of racial discrimination, in accordance with the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (Botswana); 161.84 Take further steps to effectively address hate speech and protect the rights of minorities, including introducing legislation to prohibit discrimination on the grounds of race, ethnicity, sexual orientation and gender identity (Australia); 161.85 Continue to address the problem of discrimination and hate speech, particularly through adequate allocation of resources on this issue through education and awareness programmes in schools (Malaysia); 161.86 Repeal all state policy and regulations which condone discrimination against and harassment of Koreans in Japan (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 161.87 Thoroughly accept legal state responsibility for and take sincere measures to address its past crimes against humanity, including sexual slavery (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 161.88 Face up to and reflect on history, sincerely apologize on the issue of “comfort women”, make compensations to the victims, and ensure the right of the public to information in this regard (China); 161.89 Make efforts to ensure that the future generations learn the truth of history, including the issue of so-called “comfort women” (Republic of Korea); 16