A/HRC/43/10 139.37 Strengthen the capacity of the office of the ombudsman in accordance with the Paris Principles, including by providing it with adequate financial and human resources (Republic of Korea); 139.38 Continue strengthening the independence of the ombudsperson institution in order to bring it into full compliance with the Paris Principles (Republic of Moldova); 139.39 Strengthen the national institution for the promotion and protection of human rights in line with the Paris Principles (Senegal); 139.40 Fully align the working conditions of the ombudsman so that it complies with the Paris Principles, including by further strengthening its independence and ensuring adequate financial and human resources (Serbia); 139.41 Continue to improve the national human rights mechanism in line with the Paris Principles to effectively implement the commitments made in the area of human rights and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (Indonesia); 139.42 Continue promoting actions to strengthen the office of the ombudsperson (Dominican Republic); 139.43 Continue efforts to strengthen the role of the human rights ombudsman (Iraq); 139.44 Explicitly prohibit any form of discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity (Spain); 139.45 Adopt comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation that includes an explicit prohibition of discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity (Australia); 139.46 Adopt comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation which includes sexual orientation and gender identity as protection grounds (Sweden); 139.47 Adopt comprehensive legislation against discrimination, including discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity (Chile); 139.48 Guarantee an enabling environment for civil society activities, activist groups and human rights defenders of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (Chile); 139.49 Adopt comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation that addresses direct and indirect discrimination and encompasses all the prohibited grounds of discrimination, including sexual orientation and gender identity (Iceland); 139.50 Adopt specific legislation to eliminate discrimination in which all prohibited grounds of discrimination are specified, including sexual orientation and gender identity (Mexico); 139.51 Adopt legislation that expressly guarantees protection of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons against discrimination and violence and provides for the full enjoyment of their rights (Uruguay); 139.52 Amend existing legislation to prohibit discrimination against women and on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity (Canada); 139.53 Adopt comprehensive legislation against discrimination, which includes direct and indirect discrimination and all grounds of discrimination, including gender, disability, religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation and gender identity (Honduras); 139.54 Amend the article on violations of the equality of people and citizens (article 145) of the Criminal Code to explicitly and separately include “sexual orientation” and “gender identity” as protected characteristics (Belgium); 13