A/HRC/41/54/Add.1 71. Adopt concrete legislative and policy measures to ensure that elimination of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance is integrated into the work and mandate of bodies tasked with the promotion of human rights, equality and non-discrimination. 72. Collect reliable and disaggregated data based on indicators that accurately reflect the racial, cultural and ethnic diversity of the Moroccan population, including linguistic diversity – which is well reflected by metrics that track oral language usage as well as by metrics that track literacy. 73. Consider the adoption of special measures to secure to disadvantaged groups the full and equal enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms. 74. Empower all individuals to claim their rights, by ensuring effective access to justice and adequate remedies for all victims of racial and xenophobic discrimination and of racial, xenophobic and related intolerance. In this context, raise awareness about available avenues of redress and facilitate access thereto, including through the removal of language barriers and the provision of adequate and accessible information on rights and remedies available to groups and individuals in vulnerable situations. 75. Take concrete steps to improve accountability for all acts of racial discrimination and xenophobia, ensuring that allegations of such acts are thoroughly investigated, prosecuted and punished, even in cases where rights violations are not the result of deliberate government policy or action. 76. Strengthen preventative educational, training and awareness-raising measures to ensure that all public officials, including those responsible for the administration of public services, refrain from racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance. 77. Step up efforts to eliminate prejudice, negative stereotyping and stigmatization and take effective measures aimed at promoting tolerance and understanding, in line with article 7 of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination. 78. Adopt without delay the organic law required to implement the constitutional status of Amazigh as an official language, and take interim measures to prevent and mitigate all forms of linguistic and cultural discrimination in all spheres pending the adoption of the requisite organic law. 79. Intensify efforts to ensure that Amazigh are not subjected to racial discrimination in the enjoyment of their human rights, including with regard to education, access to justice, access to employment and health services, land rights, and freedoms of opinion and expression, of peaceful assembly and of association. 80. Ensure additional, systematized pathways to migration, including pending finalization of the national migration and asylum bills currently under review by Parliament. 81. Retain and promote a multi-stakeholder approach in the development of a permanent framework for migrant regularization. 82. Strengthen measures to eliminate administrative and other structural barriers to the integration of refugees and migrants. 83. Ensure that the national human rights-based policy on migration is implemented evenly at all local levels. 84. Eliminate all practices of racial profiling and all other racially discriminatory immigration enforcement practices, including the forced relocations, arbitrary arrest and detention, regional containment of, and excessive use of force against, black, subSaharan Africans. 85. Provide emergency humanitarian support for all persons experiencing grave human rights violations in the migration context, irrespective of race, ethnicity, 18