A/HRC/24/11 128.41. Make further efforts in the fight against all forms of discrimination and intolerance (Viet Nam); 128.42. Intensify its efforts to fight against all forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance, including Islamophobia (Algeria); 128.43. Take measures to prohibit targeting, profiling and harassment of Muslims (Pakistan); 128.44. Encourage high level State officials and politicians to take a clear position against racist or xenophobic political speech (Tunisia) 128.45. Take the necessary measures aimed at removing the root causes of racial discrimination, xenophobia and overincarceration of Aboriginals, AfroCanadians and ethnic minorities including women (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 128.46. Step up its measures to combat racism, racial discrimination and xenophobia especially against the Muslim, indigenous and minority communities in the country (Malaysia); 128.47. Step up the implementation of the recommendations of the Committee against Torture, the Committee on the CRC and the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination and, in particular, continue its efforts against all forms of discrimination against minorities in education (Paraguay); 128.48. Intensify ongoing efforts in the fight against racism, particularly against racial violence (Djibouti); 128.49. Continue to eliminate racial discrimination, and put racial violence as criminal offence, with a view to protecting all the rights of minorities including newly arrived immigrants and better integrating into the society (China); 128.50. See); Intensify efforts made so far to identify and eradicate racism (Holy 128.51. Continue its work in combating religiously motivated crimes and acts of violence (Jordan); 128.52. Continue to strengthen measures to eliminate racial profiling, especially in law enforcement and racial discrimination in employment (Botswana); 128.53. Continue to address the problems relating to minority groups including Aboriginal peoples, Metis and African Canadians, as identified in the first cycle of the UPR (Sierra Leone); 128.54. Further facilitate access to justice by persons belonging to minority groups (Hungary); 128.55. Take the necessary measures to ensure that minorities have access to employment (Argentina); 128.56. Ensure further effective implementation of the recently established programmes/policies on the protection of the principles and the rights of minorities that requires an equal approach and respect for each minority’s different characteristics (Cambodia); 17