A/HRC/18/9 93.20. Elevate the Ombudsman to an A-status national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles (Canada); 93.21. Strengthen the capacity of the State Inspectorate for the Protection of Children’s Rights and consider establishing an Ombudsman for children (Norway); 93.22. Follow up on the recommendation of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women in order to strengthen its national system relating to women’s rights (Djibouti); 93.23. Adopt a comprehensive gender equality law (Poland); 93.24. Promote the inclusion in the Constitution and national legislation of the definition of discrimination against women, as well as the principle of equality between men and women (Mexico); 93.25. Continue to strengthen efforts to combat discrimination against vulnerable groups, in accordance with the recommendations of the Committee against Torture (Chile); 93.26. Improve the relevant legislation to further combat racial discrimination and incitement to racial hatred in order to effectively protect the rights of ethnic minorities (China); 93.27. Intensify its efforts to combat discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity (Spain); 93.28. Increase efforts to combat discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation (United Kingdom); 93.29. Provide general information about anti-discrimination and reform the school curricula to regularly emphasize information about gender equality, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people and ethnic minorities (Norway); 93.30. Adopt legislation that recognizes homophobic and transphobic motivation as an aggravating circumstance in the Criminal Law (Finland); 93.31. Amend the Criminal Law to recognizes hate speech against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons (Norway); 93.32. Further strengthen measures to prevent and combat discrimination and hate crimes against ethnic minorities and other vulnerable groups, including lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons (Brazil); 93.33. Consider legislative and administrative measures to recognize violence on the basis of gender identity or sexual orientation as a hate crime (United States); 93.34. Engage in awareness-raising activities such as stressing diversity in school curricula in order to alleviate discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons (Finland); 93.35. Abolish the death penalty in the Criminal Code for all crimes and in all times, including war (Hungary); 93.36. Completely abolish the death penalty in the Criminal Code for all crimes, including in times of war (Austria); 93.37. Incorporate necessary reforms for the complete abolition of the death penalty (Ecuador); 19