A/HRC/44/4 140.44 Adopt further legislative and institutional measures to combat all types of discrimination, especially discrimination of a religious and racial nature (Oman); 140.45 Continue its diligent work on the issues covered by the conceptual framework for the State policy on the religious sphere for the period 2014–2020 and the action plan for its implementation of the conceptual framework for the period 2015–2020, through the promotion of tolerance and non-discrimination (Armenia); 140.46 Adopt a comprehensive legal framework for combating discrimination that includes, inter alia, the prohibition of all forms of direct and indirect discrimination against women, racial discrimination and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity and provides for special measures to promote equal opportunities and address structural discrimination (Portugal); 140.47 Make further efforts to promote tolerance and combat hate speech and negative stereotyping against ethnic minorities (Qatar); 140.48 Adopt comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation prohibiting all forms of discrimination, including on the grounds of ethnicity, sexual orientation and gender identity (Australia); 140.49 Make further efforts on combating, and include in the Constitution, discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation and gender identity as an additional grounds of prohibited discrimination (Spain); 140.50 Step up its efforts to promote tolerance and combat hate speech (Timor-Leste); 140.51 Continue efforts to combat discrimination on ethnic, religious or sexual grounds (Tunisia); 140.52 Adopt comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation that includes discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity (Uruguay); 140.53 Ensure that all mining activities on its territory contribute concretely to reducing the poverty rate (Haiti); 140.54 Take further steps to prevent torture, to provide access to justice to victims, and to guarantee the effective punishment of perpetrators, including by developing a national action plan for the prevention of torture (Brazil); 140.55 Fully investigate allegations of torture and bring perpetrators to justice (Canada); 140.56 Improve prison and detention conditions by strengthening monitoring, bringing perpetrators of human rights violations to justice and providing human rights training to members of the judiciary, prison officials and law enforcement authorities (Canada); 140.57 Establish appropriate mechanisms for the investigation of allegations of torture to be carried out in a timely manner by an independent body (Chile); 140.58 Ensure sufficient financing of the national preventive mechanism against torture to safeguard its independent functioning and to ensure compliance with international standards for the treatment of detainees in detention centres (Czechia); 140.59 Establish concrete and measurable steps to strengthen national human rights institutions, the Office of the Ombudsman and the national centre for the prevention of torture and other cruel, inhuman, degrading treatment or punishment (Finland); 140.60 Guarantee conditions of detention in line with the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (France); 13