A/HRC/39/14 of Lawyers and Recommendation No. R(2000)21 of the Council of Europe on the freedom of exercise of the profession of lawyer (Austria); 141.14 Comply with decisions of the European Court of Human Rights concerning illegal imprisonments on politically motivated charges (Cyprus); 141.15 Respect its obligations as a member of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe and the Council of Europe, and implement all decisions of the European Court of Human Rights (France); 141.16 Take the necessary measures to combat acts of violence and discrimination, such as stigmatization, against persons pertaining to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex community, and encourage Azerbaijan to deepen the measures to ensure the investigation and sanctioning of those acts (Argentina); 141.17 Ensure that lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex people are protected against all forms of discrimination and violence in both law and practice (Canada); 141.18 Adopt a comprehensive legal framework against discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity (Chile); 141.19 Thoroughly review its applicable legislation, in line with its international obligations and commitments, in order to eliminate and combat discrimination based on any ground, including sexual orientation and gender identity (Honduras); 141.20 Ensure that the existing anti-discrimination legal framework explicitly prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity (Iceland); 141.21 Take steps to intensify the fight against all forms of discrimination, in full compliance with international obligations (Italy); 141.22 Incorporate the prohibition of discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation and gender identity in the current legal framework (Mexico); 141.23 Implement a comprehensive awareness-raising campaign on the elimination of existing sex-based stereotypes (Montenegro); 141.24 Ensure that article 283 of the Criminal Code on incitement to racial hatred is not misused to persecute or intimidate individuals for their political beliefs (Republic of Korea); 141.25 Continue measures to ensure that ethnic minorities, including the Lezghui and Talysh populations, enjoy all their rights (Peru); 141.26 Adopt a draft law on the protection of children from all forms of corporal punishment (Kyrgyzstan); 141.27 Safeguard children’s rights by enacting the draft Law on the Protection of Children against All Forms of Corporal Punishment (Namibia); 141.28 Investigate all allegations of torture and ill-treatment of journalists, human rights defenders and activists, and bring perpetrators to justice (Slovakia); 141.29 Take measures to eradicate torture, ill-treatment and arbitrary arrests in line with the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment. In addition, strengthen public policies and education to combat discrimination and violations of the rights of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community (Costa Rica); 141.30 Protect persons from arbitrary detentions and ill-treatment that they face for any personal consideration, including their sexual orientation and 19