A/HRC/30/12 176.155 End police brutality against African Americans and rectify the judicial as well as socioeconomic systems that systematically discriminate against them (Pakistan); 176.156 Correctly address the root causes of racial discrimination and eliminate the frequently occurred excessive use of force by law enforcement against of African Americans and other ethnic minorities (China); 176.157 Continue implementing — at all levels — its policies and programmes aimed to eliminate discrimination on any ground, as well as the use of excessive or unreasonable force in policing (Croatia); 176.158 Take measures to put an end to police abuses, including the merciless killing of coloured people, and all racial discrimination (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 176.159 Uphold its obligations to end all forms of racial discrimination in the country and protect the rights of African Americans against police brutality (Islamic Republic of Iran); 176.160 Take steps to eradicate discrimination and intolerance against any ethnic, racial or religious group and ensure equal opportunity for their economic, social and security rights (Turkey); 176.161 Take measures and comprehensive programmes aimed at developing sensitivities among cultures, creating the climate of mutual respect and expanding protection against all forms of discrimination, including profiling on the basis of race, religions or national origin (Indonesia); 176.162 Heighten efforts to promote non-discrimination of any kind, including discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity (South Africa); 176.163 Keep promoting progress in lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex issues, especially in preventing discrimination based on gender or sexual orientation (Israel); 176.164 Take affirmative steps to ensure that individuals’ religious refusals are regulated to conform with international human rights standards that protect sexual and reproductive rights and the rights to equality and nondiscrimination on the basis of sex, gender, sexual orientation or gender identity (Sweden); 176.165 Abolish the death penalty in those states where it is still used (Nicaragua) / Abolish the death penalty in all states of the Union (Ecuador); 176.166 Abolish the death penalty (Costa Rica); 176.167 Abolish the death penalty (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 176.168 Continue efforts towards abolishing the death penalty (Austria); 176.169 Reduce gradually the number of persons sentenced to death, and ensure that efforts on this matter are pursued (Congo); 176.170 Introduce a moratorium at the federal level with view to achieving nationwide moratorium of capital punishment as a first step to abolishing such penalty (Lithuania); 176.171 Establish a federal moratorium on the death penalty with a view to the total abolition of the death penalty in the United States (Luxembourg); 23