A/HRC/38/16 108.29 Consider establishing, or strengthening the existing, national mechanism for coordination, implementation, reporting and follow-up, in line with the elements arising from good practices identified in the 2016 OHCHR guide on national mechanisms for reporting and follow-up (Portugal); 108.30 Adopt a new National Action Plan on Violence against Women in follow-up to the Plan that had been adopted in 2006 (Kyrgyzstan); 108.31 Continue taking measures towards creating comprehensive antidiscrimination legislation that would include all prohibited grounds for discrimination (Ukraine); 108.32 Consider putting in place overarching anti-discrimination legislation covering all aspects of discrimination (Senegal); 108.33 Put in place the necessary means to enable the effective implementation of the provisions related to the fight against discrimination based on colour, ethnic origin, citizenship, religion or language (Algeria); 108.34 Take appropriate steps to fully implement the National Action Plan against Racism (Namibia); 108.35 Consider further measures to monitor and report on the human rights of older persons (Australia); 108.36 Ensure that the Equal Opportunities Office is adequately resourced to implement the National Action Plan against Racism (Sierra Leone); 108.37 Ensure the dissemination to the public of information on the new provisions of the Criminal Code on the fight against discrimination, train lawyers in their implementation and continue efforts aimed at combating discrimination (France); 108.38 Adopt legislative and political measures in order to establish a legal and institutional framework against all forms of discrimination (Honduras); 108.39 Continue to address the problems of racial discrimination and xenophobia, particularly when directed against Muslims (Malaysia); 108.40 Do more to prevent and combat racial discrimination (Mozambique); 108.41 Adopt educational measures to foster equality and nondiscrimination and implement diversity programmes that promote ethnic and religious tolerance (Portugal); 108.42 Include in its domestic legislation a comprehensive prohibition of all forms of discrimination and effective mechanisms to sanction any violation of this prohibition (Spain); 108.43 Continue its efforts to combat instances of discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons, and to improve social inclusion (Australia); 108.44 Repeal the Foreigners Act, in particular article 49, and amend the legislative framework to provide comprehensive protection from all forms of discrimination and hatred based on colour, origin, nationality, religion and language, in particular in the area of education (Syrian Arab Republic); 108.45 Exercise due diligence before registering business entities that are involved in illegal economic activities and human rights violations in uncontrolled, conflict-affected territories (Azerbaijan); 108.46 Increase official development assistance, with a view to meeting the international commitment of 0.7 per cent of gross national income (Sierra Leone); 15