A/HRC/44/4 140.25 Reverse the constitutional reform of 2016 and ensure in the constitution the supremacy of international human rights law over domestic law (Spain); 140.26 Make appropriate efforts towards realizing the human rights action plan, 2019–2021 (Turkmenistan); 140.27 Ensure funding for the appropriate functioning of national human rights initiatives and mechanisms, including the national preventive mechanism (Ukraine); 140.28 Continue implementing measures for the effective protection and promotion of the human rights of vulnerable groups (Bhutan); 140.29 Amend legislation to comprehensively protect vulnerable groups, such as women and minorities, combat discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity and remove barriers to access for vulnerable groups to State programming, justice and protection from violence (Canada); 140.30 Ensure that the anti-discrimination law prohibits discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation and gender identity (Chile); 140.31 Clearly define unlawful discrimination under its laws and take proactive steps to ensure the protection of all targeted groups, including LGBTIQ persons, persons with disabilities, women and ethnic minorities (Fiji); 140.32 Adopt legislation enabling the condemnation of discrimination based on sexual orientation (France); 140.33 Adopt comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation, with the definitions of all forms of discrimination in accordance with international standards (Germany); 140.34 Include the concept of incitement to hatred in the Criminal Code, expressly including sexual orientation and gender identity as grounds for protection (Honduras); 140.35 Adopt comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation that addresses direct and indirect discrimination and encompasses all the prohibited grounds of discrimination, including sexual orientation and gender identity (Iceland); 140.36 Continue the measures for promoting the rights of socially vulnerable groups, including women, children, persons with disabilities and older persons (India); 140.37 Introduce legislation, in full compliance with international standards, which protects women and LGBTI persons from all forms of discrimination, harassment and violence (Ireland); 140.38 Undertake all measures necessary to prevent all forms of discrimination and violence against LGBTI persons (Italy); 140.39 Adopt measures to develop awareness-raising campaigns aimed at combating stigmatization and ethnic or racial stereotypes, with a view to promoting tolerance and understanding (Argentina); 140.40 Take measures to combat acts of discrimination and violence against LGTBIQ persons, guaranteeing investigations into and sanctions against such acts (Argentina); 140.41 Adopt comprehensive legislation against discrimination with definitions of all of its forms in line with international standards, including discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity (Mexico); 140.42 Adopt and implement legislation to prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation (Netherlands); 140.43 Adopt further measures to protect the rights of vulnerable groups, especially women and children, and persons with disabilities (Nigeria); 12