A/HRC/37/12 the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Burkina Faso); 148.25 Fight against disparities among cantons when it comes to the implementation of regulations favouring or protecting human rights (France); 148.26 Revise article 261 bis of the Swiss Penal Code, the legal instrument against racism, in line with the decision of the Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights regarding the Perinçek case to ensure the freedom of expression on a historical issue which is matter of legitimate scholarly debate (Turkey); 148.27 Introduce amendments to criminal law to expand the list of prosecutable signs of discrimination (Uzbekistan); 148.28 Introduce legislative measures to expand the prohibition of and protection against discrimination through explicit measures to protect individuals (Canada); 148.29 Include in Swiss law provisions against hate crime and a provision to protect against discrimination and hate speech against specific groups including women, persons with disabilities and refugees (Syrian Arab Republic); 148.30 Engage the various cantons with a view to once again bringing an anti-discrimination law before parliament (Botswana); 148.31 Adopt federal legislation against all forms of discrimination, with a clear definition of racial discrimination (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 148.32 Adopt a comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation to address all forms of discrimination, hate speech and negative stereotypes (Sierra Leone); 148.33 Adopt comprehensive national legislation against discrimination (France); 148.34 Intensify its efforts for a new comprehensive legislation on tackling discrimination (India); 148.35 Consider adopting a clear and comprehensive definition of racial discrimination and introduce an overarching provision in its civil and administrative law prohibiting both direct and indirect racial discrimination in all areas of the life (Islamic Republic of Iran); 148.36 Adopt a clear and comprehensive legal definition of racial discrimination (Namibia); 148.37 Take the necessary measures to adopt in its national legislation a clear definition of racial discrimination and that prohibit racial discrimination in all its forms (Argentina); 148.38 Implement the recommendation made by the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination concerning the adoption of a clear and comprehensive definition of racial discrimination and ensure that its national legislation is made uniform in this regard (Burkina Faso); 148.39 Include a comprehensive definition of racial discrimination and a definition of torture in the relevant laws (Mongolia); 148.40 Establish a comprehensive, robust and effective legislative mechanism aiming at the prohibition and legal sanction of all forms discrimination (Madagascar); 148.41 Adopt effective legal and administrative measures to forcefully combat xenophobic and racial discrimination, and genuinely protect the rights of ethnic minorities (China); 22 GE.17-23483