A/HRC/43/17 courts, to ensure the enforcement of European and international standards in the prosecution of war crimes (Croatia); 120.32 Take further steps towards reconciliation at the State and regional level by, inter alia, supporting the civil society-backed initiative to establish a regional truth commission, approving the revised National War Crimes Processing Strategy, adopting the law on protection of victims of torture and implementing the Law on Missing Persons (Czechia); 120.33 Ensure the full implementation of laws related to wartime victims of rape and sexual violence, so that the status of victims of wartime torture is ensured equally for all victims throughout the territory and jurisdiction of Bosnia and Herzegovina (Finland); 120.34 Provide justice for victims of war crimes and adopt and implement the revised national strategy on war crimes (Germany); 120.35 Strengthen the independence and expertise of the judiciary system in order to ensure the enforcement of international standards in the prosecution of war crimes (Lithuania); 120.36 Ensure that survivors of conflict have access to justice by adopting and implementing a national war crimes processing strategy and by meeting the needs of the most vulnerable displaced persons and refugees (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 120.37 Continue strengthening the protection of the rights of all citizens, notably by ensuring the implementation of the legislation on nondiscrimination and on gender equality (Slovakia); 120.38 Continue efforts aimed at developing a comprehensive strategy in the field of protecting and promoting human rights and combating discrimination, including the establishment of an appropriate human rights system (Yemen); 120.39 Address widespread discrimination against persons with disabilities, older persons and minorities – particularly Roma people – to promote the full realization and enjoyment of their rights (Australia); 120.40 Take all the necessary measures to combat discrimination against ethnic, religious and linguistic minorities, in particular with regard to persons who do not qualify as Bosniaks, Serbs or Croats, by removing discriminatory provisions from the Constitution, the Election Law and other legislation and implementing the judgments of the European Court of Human Rights, such as the Sejdić and Finci judgment (Austria); 120.41 Redouble efforts to combat hate speech as well as physical and verbal attacks and protect vulnerable sections of the society, particularly members of ethnic groups and religious minorities (Bangladesh); 120.42 Amend without further delay the Constitution in order to eliminate discrimination based on membership of an ethnic group, in public political life and in terms of access to employment in the public sector. This should be done in accordance with the relevant jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights (Belgium); 120.43 Elaborate a countrywide anti-discrimination strategy, covering discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons, in cooperation with civil society (Belgium); 120.44 Formulate a plan to harmonize the national legislation against discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation or gender identity (Chile); 120.45 Amend the Election Law as required by the ruling of the Constitutional Court and the constitutional principle of non-discrimination in order to guarantee full equality of all the constituent peoples and their 12