A/HRC/19/15 88.13. Adopt more effective measures ensuring that all children throughout the Lithuanian territory enjoy all rights, without discrimination, in line with article 2 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Uruguay); 88.14. Undertake more effective measures to address the problems of sexual abuse and violence against women and girls (Afghanistan); 88.15. Promote cultural diversity and acceptance of multiculturalism (Iran); 88.16. Strengthen government policy aimed at ensuring inter-ethnic harmony and culture diversity (Belarus); 88.17. Develop even closer co-operation with civil society on human rights related issues (Norway); 88.18. Ensure that racist and xenophobic incidents are effectively prosecuted (Iran); 88.19. Establish, at the earliest, an action plan aimed at preventing racist assaults, so as to allow members of vulnerable groups to live in security and dignity (Switzerland); 88.20. Further strengthen measures to prevent and combat discrimination and to investigate allegations of hate crimes (Brazil); 88.21. Intensify the fight against social stereotypes, which cultivate prejudices against national minorities (Russia); 88.22. Reject non-tolerant attitudes and consider a strategy on balanced and objective information to the population through the education system, attitude campaigns and political statements (Norway); 88.23. Develop public awareness campaigns to combat manifestations of discrimination and racism, including xenophobia, homophobia , anti-Semitism, and other forms of intolerance in order to further protect and strengthen the rights of members of minority groups, including Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender individuals and the Roma community (United States of America); 88.24. Consider/Study the possibility to take additional measures to combat discrimination against LGBT people (Argentina); 88.25. Take action in order to avoid discrimination of LGBT persons, in practice and through law (Sweden); 88.26. Carefully consider whether the right balance is struck when the main street of Vilnius is made available for annual marches by neo-Nazis on Independence Day, whilst vulnerable groups like the LGBT society are refused to use the same venue, and are referred to less attractive locations (Norway); 88.27. Take further steps to eliminate discrimination against people based on their sexual orientation or gender identity (Ireland); 88.28. Strengthen its efforts to eliminate persistence of patriarchal attitudes and stereotypes regarding the roles and the responsibilities of women and men (Republic of Moldova); 88.29. Strengthen its efforts to eliminate gender stereotyping (Romania); 88.30. Strengthen its measures to ensure effective investigations into all allegations of torture and ill-treatment committed by law enforcement officials (Azerbaijan); 15