A/HRC/22/11 discrimination, and ensure that it is applied to the whole territory of the Swiss Federation (Uzbekistan); 123.30. Continue with the necessary legislative reforms in the fight against racial discrimination (Spain) 123.31. Adopt comprehensive anti-discrimination strategies (Egypt) 123.32. Adopt a national plan against racism, discrimination, xenophobia and other forms of intolerance (Costa Rica); Adopt an action plan to fight racial discrimination (Spain); 123.33. Adopt a national action plan and legislation to prevent and combat racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance, including a comprehensive definition of racial discrimination (South Africa); 123.34. Adopt a national plan and legislation against racial discrimination, xenophobia and other forms of intolerance (Jordan); 123.35. Continue to ensure better protection of the rights of all citizens through implementing an anti-discrimination law which could effectively protect different social groups, particularly the most vulnerable (Cambodia); 123.36. Take appropriate measures in combating racist, islamophobic and xenophobic attitudes in the country, particularly against members of the Muslim community, and also adopt a comprehensive anti-discrimination law to be enforced uniformly throughout the Confederation (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 123.37. Strengthen measures to reinforce existing mechanisms on combating all forms of discrimination, particularly racial discrimination, including by adopting a specific law prohibiting incitement to hatred based on racial and religious motives, in accordance with article 20, paragraph 2, of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Indonesia); 123.38. Take additional measures required to combat racial, ethnic and religious discrimination (Argentina); 123.39. Adopt further anti-discrimination measures, including implementing the Council of Europe’s recommendation for Switzerland to adopt comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation and prohibit discrimination regarding employment and accommodation in civil matters (Australia); 123.40. Pay more attention to monitoring and combatting violations of the rights of religious and national minorities, including through the possible development of corresponding programmes which would take into account the ethno-cultural traditions of migrants, and, at the same time, help their integration in the Swiss society (Russian Federation); 123.41. Considers conducting a broader public education and awareness campaign with the aim of overcoming the negative preconceptions against foreign nationals and immigrants among the Swiss population (Timor-Leste); 123.42. Increase efforts designed to reinforce mutual understanding between the migrant communities and Swiss society in general (Turkey) 123.43. Pay particular attention to the training of law enforcement agents in the sphere of combatting discrimination and promoting human rights (Turkey); 20