A/HRC/43/9 119.41 Establish a fully independent consolidated national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Liechtenstein); 119.42 Establish an independent national human rights institution with broad powers, in accordance with the Paris Principles (Mexico); 119.43 Establish the national human rights institution (Montenegro); 119.44 Take measures to establish a national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Nepal); 119.45 Establish a national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles and allow it to also act as an equality and anti-discrimination body (Netherlands); 119.46 Step up efforts to establish an effective and independent national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Philippines); 119.47 Adopt stricter anti-discrimination legislation, particularly targeting discrimination based on race, ethnic origin or language, and take steps to increase education and information to encourage diversity and inclusion (Canada); 119.48 Continue to effectively implement policies and measures of protection of the rights of women, children and persons with disabilities (China); 119.49 Continue to take additional measures to ensure the protection and social inclusion of all persons with disabilities in economic, political and social life (Cuba); 119.50 Strengthen actions to confront hate speech and expressions of discrimination in all areas (Cuba); 119.51 Take the necessary measures to strengthen the legal framework against discrimination, in particular by passing comprehensive legislation covering all grounds of discrimination, including gender identity (Honduras); 119.52 Enact general legislation on the recognition of both same-sex parents involved in the growth of a child, as well as extending access to adoption to same-sex couples on a par with others (Iceland); 119.53 Continue taking measures against discrimination in all forms (India); 119.54 Establish criminal legislation covering all grounds of discrimination, including language, colour, ideology and gender identity with a view to its full implementation (Liechtenstein); 119.55 Include gender identity as a ground of discrimination in articles 90 and 179 bis of the Criminal Code and promote public awareness of diversity and respect for sexual orientation and the gender identity of all persons, especially through human rights education and awareness-raising campaigns (Luxembourg); 119.56 Guarantee that discrimination based on gender identity is recognized in the current legal framework, and establish provisions of criminal law that prohibit discrimination based on ethnic and national origin and skin colour (Mexico); 119.57 Introduce legal protection for same-sex couples, giving them the opportunity to obtain legal recognition of their relationship and allowing them the right to get married and to adopt children (Netherlands); 119.58 Takes the necessary measures to strengthen its legal framework against discrimination, in particular by enacting comprehensive antidiscrimination legislation covering all grounds for discrimination, including gender identity (Portugal); 16