A/HRC/14/16 29. To extend a standing invitation to all special procedures of the Human Rights Council (Latvia); 30. To continue its efforts to combat racial and ethnic discrimination, in particular through programmes promoting tolerance in public education (France); 31. To eliminate discriminatory provisions from the Constitution; to adopt comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation including, inter alia, protection against discrimination based on sex or gender; to strengthen the protection of persons against statelessness; and to adopt measures to guarantee universal birth registration under all circumstances, including for Roma children (Czech Republic); 32. To effectively regulate and implement the norms in force regarding the prohibition of discrimination on the basis of race, gender, disability or social condition (Argentina); 33. To strictly apply criminal provisions on hate speech and hate crimes, and to conduct awareness-raising campaigns to promote tolerance (Czech Republic); 34. To guarantee for everyone effective protection against all discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity, and to publicly condemn all acts of violence connected with such discrimination and prosecute those responsible (Switzerland); 35. In keeping with CEDAW recommendations, to ensure that women have access to adequate health and social services, and to take a concrete step to reduce maternal mortality rates (Kazakhstan); 36. To take measures to fulfil recommendations made by the Committees (CEDAW and CERD) in respect of the lack of measures aimed at eliminating discrimination against women (Ukraine); 37. To take the measures necessary to improve the level of representation of women (Albania); 38. To take further activities to improve the situation of women and to secure children’s rights (Slovenia); 39. To continue the implementation of comprehensive strategies aimed at the protection of children’s rights (Belarus); 40. To continue to enhance its efforts to take into account the needs of children, and to continue to take the measures necessary to guarantee children’s rights in the field of social protection and education (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya); 41. To intensify efforts to implement the country’s international commitments, as well as the corresponding national strategies and plans of action regarding children’s rights (Slovakia); 42. To make efforts to do a way with imbalances in approaches to disability, depending on the geographic area and the cause of disability (Finland); 43. To establish a Council for Persons with Disabilities in Bosnia and Herzegovina (Finland); 16