(Malaysia) 110.59 (combating 110.59 Supported racial Take all appropriate measures to combat prejudices and negative stereotypes, which may result in racial discrimination or incitement to racial hatred (Turkey) 110.60 110.60 Supported (monitoring hate Implement ECRI’s recommendation to continue to monitor hate crimes and to work with the community to increase understanding of the impact of such offences, and to pursue efforts to improve the police gathering of evidence of racist motivations (Turkey) 110.61 (combating 110.61 Noted caste Put in practice a national strategy to eliminate discrimination against caste, through the immediate adoption of the Equality Law of 2010 that prohibits such discrimination, in conformity with its international human rights obligations, including CERD’s General Recommendation 29 and recommendations of the Special Rapporteur on Contemporary Forms of Racism (Nicaragua) 110.62 110.62 Supported (addressing the Adopt Government policies and legislation to gender pay gap) address the pay gap between men and women (Sudan) 110.63 110.63 Supported (addressing the Consider policies and provisions to encourage gender pay gap) equal pay practices (India) Supported 110.64 110.64 (addressing the Take measures to address the existing wage gap gender pay gap) between men and women (Algeria) 110.65 110.65 Supported (addressing the Revitalize endeavours intended for eradication of gender pay gap) the wage gap between men and that has reportedly stalled (Ukraine) 110.66 (combating 110.66 Supported discrimination) Consider strengthening policies to combat discrimination in all notably in employment and education (Morocco) 110.67 110.67 Supported (investigating Ensure that inquiries are carried out immediately, allegations against independently, and transparently in cases where the UK Armed members of the armed forces are suspected of Forces) having committed acts of torture, particularly in the context of their service abroad (Switzerland) 110.68 110.68 Supported (investigating Along with the Special Procedures, investigate allegations against allegations of the systematic use of torture by the UK Armed British soldiers vis-à-vis detainees outside the Forces) country, and inform the results of these investigations to the UN human rights mechanisms, including the Human Rights Committee, Human Rights Council and its mechanisms (Belarus) 110.69 (combating 110.69 Supported VAWG)
(Malaysia) 110.59 (combating racial 110.59 Take all appropriate measures to combat prejudices and negative stereotypes, which may result in racial discrimination or incitement to racial hatred (Turkey) Supported 110.60 (monitoring hate 110.60 Implement ECRI’s recommendation to continue to monitor hate crimes and to work with the community to increase understanding of the impact of such offences, and to pursue efforts to improve the police gathering of evidence of racist motivations (Turkey) Supported 110.61 (combating caste 110.61 Put in practice a national strategy to eliminate discrimination against caste, through the immediate adoption of the Equality Law of 2010 that prohibits such discrimination, in conformity with its international human rights obligations, including CERD’s General Recommendation 29 and recommendations of the Special Rapporteur on Contemporary Forms of Racism (Nicaragua) Noted 110.62 (addressing the gender pay gap) 110.62 Adopt Government policies and legislation to address the pay gap between men and women (Sudan) Supported 110.63 (addressing the gender pay gap) 110.63 Consider policies and provisions to encourage equal pay practices (India) Supported 110.64 (addressing the gender pay gap) 110.64 Take measures to address the existing wage gap between men and women (Algeria) Supported 110.65 (addressing the gender pay gap) 110.65 Revitalize endeavours intended for eradication of the wage gap between men and that has reportedly stalled (Ukraine) Supported 110.66 (combating discrimination) 110.66 Consider strengthening policies to combat discrimination in all notably in employment and education (Morocco) Supported 110.67 (investigating allegations against the UK Armed Forces) 110.67 Ensure that inquiries are carried out immediately, independently, and transparently in cases where members of the armed forces are suspected of having committed acts of torture, particularly in the context of their service abroad (Switzerland) Supported 110.68 (investigating allegations against the UK Armed Forces) 110.68 Along with the Special Procedures, investigate allegations of the systematic use of torture by British soldiers vis-à-vis detainees outside the country, and inform the results of these investigations to the UN human rights mechanisms, including the Human Rights Committee, Human Rights Council and its mechanisms (Belarus) Supported 110.69 (combating VAWG) 110.69 Supported
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