A/HRC/37/12 146.14 Continue ongoing efforts to establish a national human rights institution and ensure the provision of the necessary resources to such an institution (Malaysia); 146.15 Facilitate effective coordination between the Confederation, cantons and civil society to ensure the compatibility of popular initiatives with its obligations under international human rights (Republic of Korea); 146.16 Consider ways to ensure the outcomes of popular referenda can be implemented in a manner consistent with the international human rights treaties to which Switzerland is a party (Australia); 146.17 Strengthen its mechanisms for ensuring that the compatibility of citizen’s initiative with the obligations arising from international human rights instruments to which Switzerland is a party is subject to some form of check before such initiatives are put to the vote (Belgium); 146.18 Continue its efforts aimed at ensuring the compatibility of popular initiatives with international human rights standards and fundamental rights contained in the Constitution (Hungary); 146.19 Install mechanisms to ensure the compatibility of popular initiatives with the human rights commitments of Switzerland (Norway); 146.20 Step up its efforts to ensure the promotion and protection of human rights in a more harmonized fashion across its territory (Cabo Verde); 146.21 Strengthen efforts to overcome the bottlenecks that slow down the process of implementation of the country’s international obligations in the field of human rights (Italy); 146.22 Include in its next universal periodic review report information on the measures it has taken to implement article 261 bis of its criminal code, in particular on combating denial, trivialization or attempts to justify genocide or other crimes against humanity (Rwanda); 146.23 Maintain the provisions of article 261 bis of the Criminal Code, in particular the ones providing for liability in cases of denial, trivialization or seeking justification for genocide or other crimes against humanity (Armenia); 146.24 Promote inter-ethnic dialogue and tolerance, particularly at the cantonal and communal levels (Poland); 146.25 Further strengthen its engagement in the promotion of prevention of atrocities by undertaking efforts to prevent atrocities at the national level, since history shows that no country is immune to atrocities (Netherlands); 146.26 Continue the enhancement of efforts to conduct interfaith dialogue and the promotion of religious tolerance in partnership with civil society organizations (Indonesia); 146.27 Take the necessary measures against all forms of discrimination and to maintain its efforts to raise awareness on this issue (Turkey); 146.28 Conduct broad and systematic awareness-raising activities to combat stigmatization, clichés, stereotypes and prejudices faced by non-Swiss nationals (Albania); 146.29 Conclude without delay the process of revising the Equality Act (Central African Republic); 146.30 Consider enacting a law against racial discrimination and continue efforts to put an end to racism and hate speech (Tunisia); 146.31 Conduct a more active policy against racial discrimination and xenophobia, including the adoption of a clear and comprehensive definition of racial discrimination (Kyrgyzstan); GE.17-23483 11