A/HRC/43/9 119.59 Promote the public’s awareness of diversity and respect for all persons’ sexual orientation and gender identity, notably through human rights education and awareness-raising campaigns, including in schools (Slovenia); 119.60 Raise awareness among the population of the criminal law provisions related to racism and racial discrimination (Armenia); 119.61 Consider further strengthening its legal framework, including on racial discrimination (Australia); 119.62 Continue efforts to combat all forms of discrimination, especially racism, in law and in practice, including by raising awareness and training judges and lawyers on existing criminal provisions against discrimination (Brazil); 119.63 Further strengthen the implementation of policies and programmes on combating racism and intolerance (Philippines); 119.64 Develop a national action plan for the implementation and promotion of the Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (Denmark); 119.65 Fully implement the Paris Agreement and ensure that the application of the preamble is reflected in the next round of nationally determined contributions due in 2020 (Fiji); 119.66 Provide information on the steps taken to ensure that those most vulnerable to climate change are included in its domestic measures to address the causes and effects of climate change domestically (Fiji); 119.67 Ensure that women, children and persons with disabilities are meaningfully engaged in the development of legislation, policies and programmes on climate change and disaster risk reduction (Fiji); 119.68 Continue efforts to put an end to human trafficking (Tunisia); 119.69 Develop a multi-disciplinary framework for the proactive identification of victims of trafficking, involving law enforcement agencies, labour inspections, health-care staff, social workers and child protection authorities, with particular attention to at-risk sectors, for referral to assistance and support (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 119.70 Adopt measures to enable the proactive detection of signs of human trafficking, paying particular attention to vulnerable and at-risk groups and sectors, and ensure a multidisciplinary framework for the identification and referral of assistance to victims of trafficking (Philippines); 119.71 Step up efforts to conduct training and awareness-raising on antihuman trafficking for duty bearers and the public (Philippines); 119.72 Further address the issue of disinformation and misinformation, including through collaboration with other States (Indonesia); 119.73 Decriminalize defamation and treat it with strictly proportionate civil penalties and introduce a more balanced sanction for disclosing pretrial information (Mexico); 119.74 Ensure that the legislation to regulate journalism and the Code of Conduct do not lead to undue restrictions on media freedom (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 119.75 Continue strengthening its efforts to tackle corruption in the country (Kyrgyzstan); 119.76 Further improve election process mechanisms, in particular when it comes to out-of-country voters (Armenia); 17