A/HRC/39/11 142.78 Revoke all discriminatory provisions that remain in the Indian Act, with a view to avoiding revocation of indigenous status (Paraguay); 142.79 Repeal the remaining discriminatory provisions in the Indian Act (Iceland); 142.80 Abolish all discriminatory implications of the Indian Act to remove remaining historical discrimination against matrilineal descent regarding aboriginal status (Germany); 142.81 Further strengthen policies for social inclusion and tolerance between groups, particularly with regard to migrants (Viet Nam); 142.82 Take the necessary measures and place more emphasis on the principles of non-discrimination and inclusion in education, mainly for minority groups and persons with disabilities (Albania); 142.83 Continue strengthening efforts in promoting the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (South Africa); 142.84 Continue efforts made to protect the rights of the elderly (Morocco); 142.85 Consider raising the level of official development assistance to meet the target of 0.7 per cent of gross national income in response to the call of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (Nepal); 142.86 Increase official development assistance to reach the 0.7 per cent threshold of gross national product, with a focus on capacity-building and resilience (Haiti); 142.87 Engage actively with the international community in efforts to promote and protect human rights in the context of climate change (Viet Nam); 142.88 Strengthen its legislation and standards in conformity with international obligations, conducting periodic environmental impact assessments in the context of industrial activity (Panama); 142.89 Ensure that mining operations are conducted on the basis of clear and honest assessments of their environmental impact (Holy See); 142.90 Strengthen legislation regulating the foreign activities of companies registered or headquartered in Canada (Peru); 142.91 Take further steps to prevent human rights impacts by Canadian companies operating overseas, as well as ensuring access to remedies for people affected, and share Canada’s practices as appropriate (Thailand); 142.92 Ensure that Canada’s mining, oil and gas companies are held accountable for the negative human rights impact of their operations abroad (Philippines); 142.93 Adopt additional measures to guarantee the accountability of transnational corporations and other business enterprises with regard to human rights abuses in third countries throughout their chain of production and operation (Brazil); 142.94 Strengthen measures aimed at ensuring access to justice and remedies for violations of rights of persons by transnational corporations registered in Canada operating abroad (Namibia); 142.95 Exercise due diligence in dealing with business entities that are involved in illegal economic activities and human rights violations in the uncontrolled conflict-affected territories of other United Nations Member States (Azerbaijan); 142.96 Consider making the Office of the Extractive Sector Corporate Social Responsibility Counsellor independent and broaden its mandate (Haiti); 14