PART ONE: STATE OBLIGATIONS TO ENACT COMPREHENSIVE ANTI-DISCRIMINATION LAW PART ONE injunction, relief or award” by the State Equality Commission to remedy the harm caused. Remedies may include, inter alia, orders to refrain from discriminating or to amend the discriminatory practice; the payment of damages; public apologies and guarantees of non-repetition; the adoption of diversification measures; diversity training; and structural measures to avoid future rights violations. IV. CONCLUSION Thus, at every level – from the United Nations treaty bodies to individual national legislatures and from the universal periodic review to the Sustainable Development Goals – there is now an understanding that States must – to meet their obligation to eliminate all forms of discrimination – adopt comprehensive antidiscrimination laws. The subsequent chapters of the present guide set out the necessary content of such laws, if they are to comply with international law and provide comprehensive and effective protection. 15