A/HRC/17/8 92.45. Take adequate measures to combat racial discrimination in order to combat all forms of such discrimination (Uzbekistan); 92.46. Redouble its efforts to overcome the hurdles of racial discrimination and intolerance (Trinidad and Tobago); 92.47. Systematically condemn all manifestations of racism and xenophobia in political discourse and adopt effective measures to fight against this phenomenon (Algeria); 92.48. In line with the CERD recommendations, take resolute action to counter any tendency, especially from politicians, to target, stigmatize, stereotype or profile people on the basis of race, colour, descent and national or ethnic origin, or to use racist propaganda in politics (Pakistan); 92.49. Take targeted measures to fight the use by political parties or their representatives of statements inciting racial hatred and xenophobia (Russian Federation); 92.50. Take effective legal measures to prevent and combat all forms and manifestations of Islamophobia by political parties and media; ensure that all allegations of racist misconduct by law enforcement officials are effectively investigated and appropriately punished (Islamic Republic of Iran); 92.51. Work to combat the danger of Islamophobia in society and political discourse and establish a comprehensive system for recording and monitoring racist crimes committed in Austria (United Kingdom); 92.52. Strengthen its policies and programmes aimed at combating discrimination, xenophobia, racism and intolerance (Canada); 92.53. Continue its work to combat societal discrimination and xenophobia (United States of America); 92.54. Take necessary steps to combat manifestation of neo-Nazi, right-wing extremist and xenophobic incidents directed against members of minority groups (Czech Republic); 92.55. Ensure the full respect of the rights of migrants and minorities such as the Roma, including by strengthening the measures against acts of racial discrimination, xenophobia and intolerance (Cuba); 92.56. Noting with concern that the crime of torture does not exist in its national legislation, define this crime and ensure that victims receive economic and legal compensation according to international standards (Spain); 92.57. Uphold the total prohibition against torture and reform its laws in accordance with its international obligations under the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (Sweden); 92.58. Ensure prompt, thorough and impartial investigations into allegations of torture and ill-treatment (Netherlands); 92.59. Take all the necessary measures to ensure prompt, thorough and impartial investigations into allegations of torture and ill-treatment (Uzbekistan); 92.60. Take prompt action against the use of excessive force by the police (Sweden); 16