A/HRC/42/5 119.63 Continue efforts to raise awareness and provide education and training on human rights (Libya); 119.64 Strengthen awareness-raising, education and training on human rights (Mauritania); 119.65 Fully implement the national action plan to end child marriage by promoting nationwide awareness-raising campaigns aimed at preventing child pregnancy (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 119.66 Step up efforts to train duty bearers on the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Philippines); 119.67 Enhance human rights education and training for government officials, police officers and security forces to prevent human rights violations and disproportionate use of force by State agents (Republic of Korea); 119.68 Ensure the implementation of the recommendations of the investigation report on the situation in Kasai to prevent any violations of international humanitarian law and violations of human rights (Austria); 119.69 Take every measure possible to find a lasting solution to the humanitarian and human rights challenges that continue to beset the country (Lesotho); 119.70 Conduct regular inspections of the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo missions to guarantee that human rights standards and provisions of humanitarian law are met (Germany); 119.71 Enhance its efforts to eliminate all negative forces on its territory and where relevant repatriate them to their countries of origin (Rwanda); 119.72 Ensure equality of rights by passing legislation that criminalizes discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation and gender identity and allows access to justice for those affected (Uruguay); 119.73 Adopt the necessary measures to prevent and punish all acts of discrimination and violence, in particular against LGBTIQ persons, and persons with albinism, ensuring their protection and due compensation (Argentina); 119.74 Revoke articles 175 and 176 of the Criminal Code that discriminate against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons because of their sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, and reject legislative proposals that criminalize consensual relations between adults of the same sex (Chile); 119.75 Combat all forms of violence against persons with albinism and against any child accused of witchcraft, and punish the perpetrators of such acts (Gabon); 119.76 Immediately repeal all provisions, including articles 175 and 176 of the Criminal Code, resulting in discrimination based on sexual orientation, gender identity and sex characteristics (Iceland); 119.77 Adopt legislative measures to combat discrimination against the pygmy populations, as well as holding prior consultations to obtain their free and informed consent before the adoption of measures that may have consequences for their way of life (Mexico); 119.78 Take concrete measures in order to tackle stigma and discrimination against persons affected by leprosy and their family members (Portugal); 119.79 Continue to promote sustainable economic and social development and raise people’s living standards to lay a solid foundation for its people to enjoy all human rights (China); GE.19-11384 13