A/HRC/49/15 88.64 Change the indecency statutes with the aim of decriminalizing male consensual same-sex conduct (Germany); 88.65 Take all necessary steps to end the discrimination and stigmatization of LGBTI+ people, including the adoption of legislation that explicitly prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity (Ireland); 88.66 Adopt comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation prohibiting discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity and effectively investigate all acts of violence against LGBTI+ persons (Iceland); 88.67 Make the necessary regulatory changes to ensure the inclusion of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons in the economic activities of the country (Dominican Republic); 88.68 Continue to implement policies to mitigate the effects of climate change and strengthen the resilience of communities (Dominican Republic); 88.69 Put in place effective public environmental policies to fight against the impacts of climate change such as floods, cyclones and hurricanes in the country, and promote the gradual elimination of single-use plastics to protect the oceans (Haiti); 88.70 Continue to implement policies to build resilience and mitigate the impact of climate change while advocating concerted efforts by all nations to conserve the environment (Vanuatu); 88.71 Continue efforts to ensure the well-being of its population, in particular women, children and older persons, in the implementation of reconstruction strategies following the damage caused by natural disasters (Cuba); 88.72 Ensure the meaningful participation of women, children, persons with disabilities and local communities in the development and implementation of climate change and disaster risk reduction frameworks (Fiji); 88.73 Further provide persons with disabilities with increased access to information in emergency settings and promote the inclusion of persons with disabilities in relief efforts (Indonesia); 88.74 Officially repeal capital punishment as a legal sentence from national legislation as well as provisions authorizing judicial corporal punishment for persons under the age of 18 years (Marshall Islands); 88.75 Develop awareness-raising campaigns regarding the absence of dissuasive effects in the application of the death penalty and the introduction of a de jure moratorium leading to its total abolition (Spain); 88.76 Carry out the necessary measures towards the legal abolition of the death penalty (Nepal); 88.77 Establish a formal moratorium as an initial step towards abolishing the death penalty (Germany); 88.78 Initiate a process for a State review and discussion on the relevance of the death penalty to Antigua and Barbuda, with a view to considering the imposition of a moratorium on the death penalty and its complete abolition (Fiji); 88.79 Abolish the death penalty (Canada); 88.80 Abolish the death penalty (Estonia); 88.81 Harmonize the legislation on torture in accordance with the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, indicating the non-prescription of the crime of torture; abolish the death penalty; and prohibit corporal punishment in the field of child-rearing (Mexico); 14