A/HRC/22/11 123.44. Promote continuous training on human rights for police officers (Nicaragua); 123.45. Establish an independent mechanism in all cantons of the country with a mandate to investigate all complaints about excessive use of force, cruel treatment and other police abuse (Uzbekistan); 123.46. Continue to take the necessary steps to prevent incidents of acts of violence with racist and xenophobic reasons by security agents against foreigners, immigrants and asylum seekers and to bring to justice the perpetrators of such acts (Brazil); 123.47. Put in place independent inquiries on the use of excessive force during deportations (France); 123.48. Pursue efforts to combat xenophobia and to train police officers, prosecutors, judges and future legal professionals in the scope and application of the relevant legal framework (Ireland); 123.49. Take necessary measures to expand the provisions of the Criminal Code on hate speech in order to include grounds which go beyond hatred based on race, religion or origin of the individual, integrating such factors as language, colour, sex, mental or physical disability, sexual orientation or other similar grounds (Canada); 123.50. Continue efforts to combat racial discrimination, particularly against migrant workers and their families, religious minorities, particularly against Muslims, and linguistic minorities (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya); 123.51. Take more effective measures to combat racism, racial discrimination and xenophobia against minority groups in the country, in particular the Muslims (Malaysia); 123.52. Step up awareness-raising campaigns and encourage dialogue with different religions and ethnic groups to establish legal mechanisms to facilitate access of all migrants to their rights (Libya Arab Jamahiriya); 123.53. Take legal proceedings on complaints as to racial discrimination and incitement to racial and religious hatred (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 123.54. Provide adequate accommodation for refugees and asylum seekers and their children, away from unhealthy locations such as near airports (Namibia); 123.55. Take more active measures to decrease the level of unemployment of migrants, particularly among women and young people (Russian Federation); 123.56. That the Federal authorities take a closer interest in ensuring that the concerns of irregular migration are handled at the cantonal levels with similar empathy, in a manner consistent with the spirit of international human rights and humanitarian law (Nigeria); 123.57. Provide teaching of the mother-tongue to migrant children more effectively, with improved cooperation with the Suisse communal authorities (Turkey); 123.58. Provide concrete legal measures against hate speech and incitement (Egypt); 21