A/HRC/42/59/Add.3 accorded to cultural diversity, the role of law at school, citizenship education, gender quality and the need to understand radicalization processes leading to violence. 27. The topic of European and, more particularly, Belgian colonial history is included in the history curriculum for secondary school in all educational networks. It is also treated in textbooks available to teachers. IV. Belgium’s commitment to prevent and to fight discrimination 28. Belgium reiterates its commitment to continue its efforts to prevent and to fight all forms of discrimination, including racial discrimination. A firm legislative framework and policy is already in place regarding discrimination and racism, including discrimination against people of African descent. A variety of programs and initiatives are being implemented, of which examples have been given to the Working Group of Experts. However, continuous efforts and attention are required to address the scourge of racism and racial discrimination, faced by every society. The Government will study the findings and recommendations of the Working Group in this light, which could provide inspiration for future initiatives. 29. Following upon the recommendation of the Working group, the decade for People of African Descent was officially launched in Belgium on the 25 th of June 2019 by the Federal Equal Opportunities Administration (Ministry of Justice), in close cooperation with People of African Descent living in Belgium. 7