A/HRC/28/17 107.47 Reinforce measures aimed at combating ethnic, racial and genderbased discrimination. Bearing in mind that Bosnia and Herzegovina is currently holding the chairmanship of the Decade for Roma Inclusion, undertake more measures to promote the inclusion of persons belonging to the Roma minority during the tenure of this initiative (Romania); 107.48 Continue its efforts to combat all forms of discrimination and religious fanaticism (Kuwait); 107.49 Step up measures to establish trust between religious communities within the country (Algeria); 107.50 Take measures to effectively combat discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity (France); 107.51 Build upon developments in Sarajevo Canton police regarding training, coordination and awareness-raising in tackling discrimination of LGBT persons and implement these practices throughout the judiciary and the police (Norway); 107.52 Develop a communications strategy to raise the awareness of society of the difficulties faced by groups of LGBTI persons and foster an environment of tolerance (Spain); 107.53 Publicly and unequivocally condemn any attack, verbal or physical, against LGBT groups and bring those responsible to justice (Sweden); 107.54 Proceed with the adaptation of legislation in all its national territory, in conformity with the provisions of the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, signed and ratified by the country (Spain); 107.55 Abolish the death penalty in Republika Srpska (France); 107.56 Repeal the death penalty provision in the constitution of Republika Srpska, so that the existing moratorium gives way to the full abolition of the death penalty (Italy); 107.57 Provide training to police officers about unacceptable conduct and adequately punish all cases of ill-treatment (United States of America); 107.58 Harmonize domestic legislation with international standards in relation to crimes of sexual violence during armed conflicts, continuing with investigations and ensuring the protection of witnesses and victims of these crimes (Uruguay); 107.59 Bring its legislation into line with the international standards related to the prosecution of war crimes of sexual violence (Finland); 107.60 Expedite the adoption of laws and programmes designed to ensure effective access to justice for all victims of wartime sexual violence, including adequate reparation (Iceland); 107.61 Thoroughly investigate acts of sexual violence committed during the conflict, with a view to holding perpetrators to account, ensure reparation and full reintegration into society of victims of wartime rape and other sexual violence, and take action to counter any manifestations of stigma and exclusion directed against them (Ireland); 18