A/HRC/41/15 139.45 Increase awareness-raising programmes and campaigns aimed at deterring public incitement of acts against persons on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity (Malta); 139.46 Criminalize incitement to hatred for reasons of sexual orientation or gender identity (Spain); 139.47 Take steps to protect and enforce the rights of its lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex community (Australia); 139.48 Establish a national mechanism to promote multiculturalism, acceptance and respect for diversity (Bahrain); 139.49 Strengthen its support for intercommunal dialogue and activities (Canada); 139.50 Establish a national committee to promote multiculturalism, acceptance and respect for diversity (Dominican Republic); 139.51 Establish a national committee to promote multiculturalism, acceptance and respect for diversity (Georgia); 139.52 Redouble efforts to promote tolerance towards persons belonging to ethnic, national and racial minorities (Honduras); 139.53 Include gender identity as a prohibited ground for discrimination in equal treatment legislation and adopt an action plan to combat homophobia and transphobia in all areas of everyday life (Iceland); 139.54 Strengthen the efforts to promote interreligious dialogue and understanding (Republic of Korea); 139.55 Establish a national committee to promote cultural pluralism and respect for diversity (Saudi Arabia); 139.56 Redouble efforts to eradicate racial discrimination against Turkish Cypriots and Roma (Chile); 139.57 Adopt a comprehensive strategy to combat racial stereotyping, discriminatory attitudes, hate speech and hate crimes and ensure enforcement of relevant legislation (Iceland); 139.58 Continue to promote sustained economic recovery and raise people’s living standards so as to lay a solid foundation for the enjoyment of all human rights by its people (China); 139.59 Pursue efforts in order to place human rights at the heart of the framework for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (Kuwait); 139.60 Continue implementing the 2030 Agenda, with a particular focus on all goals that are directly related to human rights (United Arab Emirates); 139.61 Ensure that its policies, legislation, regulations and enforcement measures effectively serve to prevent and address the heightened risk of business involvement in abuses in conflict situations, which includes situations of foreign occupation (State of Palestine); 139.62 Ensure that authorities carry out prompt, effective and impartial investigations with regard to the cases of torture or ill-treatment (Azerbaijan); 139.63 Investigate and hold accountable law enforcement officials responsible for alleged mistreatment of persons in detention (United States of America); 139.64 Continue to increase efforts aimed at improving the conditions of detention, including reducing overcrowding in prisons, ensuring access to qualified medical care and preventing incidents of violence among prisoners (Belarus); 15