A/HRC/38/13 105.11 Continue to develop comprehensive strategies to eliminate all kinds of discrimination, in particular those against women as well as members of ethnic minorities, persons of Roma, Ashkali and Egyptian origin and other marginalized groups (Serbia); 105.12 Continue to fight against all kinds of discrimination, especially those targeting people of Roma, Ashkali and Gypsy origin as well as foreigners (Senegal); 105.13 Enhance measures aimed at preventing discrimination, intensify efforts on fighting poverty and social isolation of vulnerable groups of the population, including women, children and national minorities (Uzbekistan); 105.14 Continue to combat all forms of discrimination, particularly against vulnerable groups (Angola); 105.15 Redouble efforts to combat discrimination against all ethnic minorities and marginalized groups in the fields of education, employment, health care, social services and political participation (Indonesia); 105.16 Further strengthen efforts to protect the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons effectively and investigate and prosecute cases of violence and discrimination against those persons (Iceland); 105.17 Fully implement adopted legal measures against discrimination and effectively address reported cases of violence against persons based on their sexual orientation and gender identity (Czechia); 105.18 Redouble its efforts by assigning human and financial resources to effectively implement the adopted measures to protect the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons (Honduras); 105.19 Strengthen institutions to combat discrimination and violence based on sex, sexual orientation and gender identity (Mexico); 105.20 Amend the national Criminal Code by incorporating a definition of torture that contains all the elements provided for in article 1 of the Convention against Torture, and in particular ensure that penalties are in line with the gravity of the crime (Netherlands); Adopt a definition of torture that covers all the elements set out in article 1 of the Convention against Torture, and ensure that the penalties provided for acts of torture are proportionate to the gravity of the crime (Côte d’Ivoire); 105.21 Ensure that all allegations of torture, cruel treatment or excessive use of force by police officers are consistently investigated and that the perpetrators are brought to justice (Belarus); 105.22 Ensure the appropriate investigation into cases of torture and cruel treatment of persons deprived of their liberty and bring the perpetrators to justice (Russian Federation); 105.23 Ensure the provision of the necessary professional training for law enforcement officers in order to prevent torture and cruel treatment of detainees and prisoners (Russian Federation); 105.24 Continue working to eradicate torture and strengthen the effective implementation of the Convention against Torture (Chile); 105.25 Continue strengthening the fight against discrimination and incitement to violence against vulnerable groups, and ensure that crimes motivated by prejudice are investigated and prosecuted, and perpetrators convicted and punished (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 105.26 Ensure sufficient and stable funding of the national mechanism for the prevention of torture and strengthen efforts to ensure that its recommendations are properly implemented (Czechia); 12