A/HRC/24/9 124.120. Adopt immediate and positive measures to combat all forms of discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance against the Sinti and Roma communities, regarding their access to housing, education, employment and healthcare (Bahrain); 124.121. Continue its efforts and continue to take initiatives against hate crimes based on sexual orientation or gender identity. Such advances can be achieved by implementing anti-discrimination laws and strengthening financial resources of investigation authorities and the autonomy of the Federal Agency against discrimination (Netherlands); 124.122. Continue its important efforts to combat hate crime based on sexual orientation (Norway); 124.123. Protect the right to life from the conception to natural death (Holy See); 124.124. Commission a study on the insufficiencies in the implementation of the mandate of the National Mechanism on Torture Prevention due to the limitations of financial and human resources, and inform the Parliament at its next discussion of the annual report of the Mechanism (Switzerland); 124.125. Address the concerns and, as necessary, implement recommendations of Treaty Bodies and United Nations agencies by taking any necessary steps to ensure that no individual is exposed to the dangers of torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment when extradited or deported (Ireland); 124.126. Immediately, thoroughly and un-biasedly investigate all cases of allegations of abuses of authority by law enforcement officials, including while dispersing demonstrations (Russian Federation); 124.127. Have an independent body to promptly and thoroughly investigate all allegations of torture and ill-treatment by the police (Botswana); 124.128. Establish an independent police complaint mechanism to ensure the prompt, impartial, independent and efficient investigation of cases of alleged illtreatment or excessive use of force by the police (Hungary); 124.129. Undertake all necessary measures to prevent unlawful treatment by law enforcement bodies, in particular against foreigners and German citizens of foreign origin (Uzbekistan); 124.130. Continue to strengthen its efforts against the excessive use of force by law enforcement agents, especially by taking measures allowing the identification of officials, establishing procedures to ensure the independence of investigations, as well as by improving data collection and information (Netherlands); 124.131. Enhance its efforts to prevent racially motivated acts of violence against Muslims and other minorities and to punish the perpetrators of such crimes (Malaysia); 124.132. Adopt all necessary measures to deal with the situation of street children (Nicaragua); 124.133. Take further steps in fighting against domestic violence, including by raising public awareness (Estonia); 22