A/HRC/21/14 90.55. Adopt strong anti-discrimination policies and address hate crimes by ensuring that such incidents are thoroughly investigated (Brazil); 90.56. Make more efforts in law making and law enforcement to combat incitement to racial and religious discrimination in the internet (China); 90.57. Take effective measures to combat racism and incitement to racial hatred (Cuba); 90.58. Take effective measures to combat police brutality (Cuba); 90.59. Take effective measures to combat child poverty (Cuba); 90.60. Further adopt and enact legislation to criminalise racial and raciallymotivated and hate crimes; to institutionalise national mechanisms for the collection of data on, and monitoring of, incidents of racism, racial discrimination and xenophobia; and to adopt laws and concrete measures to ensure the prompt, impartial and independent investigation, prosecution and punishment of perpetrators of incidents of racial, and racially-motivated hate speech, discrimination, and crimes (Egypt); 90.61. Accelerate the finalization of the action plan by the Council for Counteracting Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance with a view to ensure a well-planned and coordinated approach in combating acts of racism and xenophobia (Indonesia); 90.62. Intensify measures to combat the manifestation of racism and antiSemitism, including by police officers (Belarus); 90.63. Consider, as necessary, strengthening anti-discrimination policies and measures, paying particular attention to reception centres for asylum seekers and within the national programme against Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and related intolerance (Ireland); 90.64. Conduct immediate, independent, objective and adequate investigations in all cases of racially motivated crimes and hate crimes in the framework of judicial process (Uzbekistan); 90.65. Implement more effective monitoring of alleged cases of discrimination, ethnic and national hostilities, and racial or ethnic hatred (Uzbekistan); 90.66. Include sexual orientation and gender identity in the hate speech provisions of the national Criminal Code, and adopt appropriate legal measures making sexual orientation and gender identity as possible discrimination grounds in any context (Slovenia); 90.67. Guarantee the full enjoyment of the rights of the LGBT community (Spain); 90.68. Recognize gender identity as possible ground for discrimination and gender identity and sexual orientation as an aggravating circumstance for hate crime (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 90.69. Adopt regulations recognising the rights of same-sex couples and of self-defined gender or transgender persons (Australia); 17