A/HRC/41/6 and adopt measures to officially recognize land tenure and ownership by indigenous women (Estonia); 125.227 Fight discrimination against indigenous persons (France); 125.228 Continue to make efforts to guarantee the constitutional protection of the rights of indigenous peoples and to improve their situation (Albania); 125.229 Recognize the rights of indigenous peoples in the national constitution and ensure the participation of indigenous communities in decision-making processes that affect them (Germany); 125.230 Step up efforts to tackle the challenges faced by indigenous peoples, particularly with regard to the protection and restitution of indigenous lands (Greece); 125.231 Continue efforts towards greater respect for the cultural norms and practices of the indigenous populations and for greater access to all aspects of social services, in particular health and education (Guyana); 125.232 Improve the living standards of the indigenous peoples, who are still considered to be the poorest group in the country (India); 125.233 Continue its action to improve the situation of indigenous peoples, including by implementing consultation mechanisms and by considering revising the antiterrorism law (Italy); 125.234 Prepare a comprehensive plan to put an end to poverty among indigenous peoples (Jordan); 125.235 Guarantee the economic, social and cultural rights of indigenous peoples in the new constitutional text (State of Palestine); 125.236 Ensure that the implementation of the antiterrorism law is nondiscriminatory, including as regards indigenous peoples (Sweden); 125.237 Apply the antiterrorism law in accordance with international human rights norms so that it does not target the peaceful claims of indigenous peoples and of human rights defenders (Switzerland); 125.238 Put in place the appropriate mechanisms for census, protection and restitution of indigenous peoples’ land and improve their representation, as well as that of other ethnic and racial minorities, in spaces of official debate and representation (Togo); 125.239 Continue its efforts in implementing legislation and strategies to promote and protect the rights of indigenous peoples (Philippines); 125.240 Continue its efforts to achieve constitutional recognition of indigenous peoples and implement the National Agreement for Development and Peace in Araucanía (Portugal); 125.241 Review the antiterrorism law to remove its application to indigenous land activism (Australia); 125.242 Ensure conciliation between the Government and indigenous groups to address escalating violence in the Araucanía region (Australia); 125.243 Strengthen the implementation of the ILO Indigenous and Tribal Peoples Convention, 1989 (No. 169), especially with regard to an independent evaluation of national mechanisms for the consultation and participation of indigenous peoples (Norway); 125.244 Ensure that the application of the antiterrorism law does not violate the human rights of indigenous peoples (Norway); 125.245 Continue to strengthen the programmes to promote and protect the rights of indigenous peoples (Oman); 22