A/HRC/19/15 parade, which took place in Vilnius, and a protest action by trade unions which took place in front of the Parliament. 87. Lithuania thanked representatives of all States for their comments and recommendations and regretted that it could not answer to all questions due to time constraints. II. Conclusions and/or recommendations** 88. The recommendations listed below enjoy the support of Lithuania: 88.1. Review criminal law to make it fully comply with relevant international and regional obligations and, in particular, guarantee the protection of national, ethnic, religious or linguistic minorities (Switzerland); 88.2. Strengthen mechanism for the implementation of legislation in force including laws against discrimination and the manifestation of racism (Russia); 88.3. Continue to strengthen legislation aimed at the elimination of gender based violence (Afghanistan); 88.4. Refrain from adopting legislative measures which criminalise homosexual relations or breach the rights to freedom of expression and to nondiscrimination of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender people (Belgium); 88.5. Refrain from legislative initiatives which may criminalize homosexual relations between consenting adults (Slovenia); 88.6. Strengthen the domestic legal framework to punish racial segregation and step up all types of measures to prevent, prohibit and eliminate in its territory all practices of this nature, in line with article 3 of the Convention on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (Uruguay); 88.7. Take appropriate steps to ensure the full application of existing legislation on combating racism and racial discrimination (Malaysia); 88.8. Strengthen its legislation, notably its criminal legislation, relating to the punishment of racist acts and take concrete and effective measures with a view to combat all forms of discrimination and to prohibit as well as sanction in a more severe manner such behaviours (France); 88.9. Ensure an increased normative and institutional control of law enforcement offices and security forces personnel with a view to avoid cases of excessive use of force and ill treatment of detainees (Spain); 88.10. Reinforce the Ombudsman on Equal Opportunities, including through providing this office with adequate funding in order to ensure its compliance with international standards in this regard (Algeria); 88.11. Strengthen the gender equality machinery with respect to human and financial resources (Azerbaijan); 88.12. Continue to strengthen measures to protect the rights of child victims (Iran); ** 14 Conclusions and recommendations have not been edited.