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122.69
Galvanize regional and international support in the implementation of
the Sustainable Development and Inclusive Growth Strategy (Ethiopia);
122.70
Ensure that women, children, persons with disabilities, minority
groups and local communities are meaningfully engaged in the development and
implementation of climate change and disaster risk reduction frameworks (Fiji);
122.71
Strengthen protection and security measures for the exploitation of
natural resources in order to protect the environment, health and rights of the
population, in accordance with the United Nations Guiding Principles on
Business and Human Rights (Libya);
122.72
Take the necessary measures to strengthen policies and programmes
to address the human rights impact of climate change and integrate elements of
disaster risk reduction into sustainable development policies and planning
(Maldives);
122.73
Seek international support and assistance in mitigating the adverse
impacts of climate change (Pakistan);
122.74
Further strengthen regional and international partnerships to harness
technical and financial assistance for development and human rights
(Philippines);
122.75
Take measures to strengthen policies and programmes to address the
issues of climate change and disaster risk management (South Africa);
122.76
Increase efforts to mitigate the impact of climate change, including by
adopting both adaptative and preventive approaches (Sudan);
122.77
Redouble efforts in the fight against terrorism (Burundi);
122.78
Continue to combat terrorism and extremism so as to protect the safety
of people’s lives and properties (China);
122.79
Further protect human rights in combating transnational organized
crime and terrorism (Indonesia);
122.80
Ensure that security forces fighting terrorism do so in strict
compliance with international humanitarian law and human rights
(Luxembourg);
122.81
Take all measures necessary in order to guarantee full respect for
human rights and international humanitarian law in activities to combat
terrorism and violent extremism (Switzerland);
122.82
Commit to ensuring humanitarian actors can access those most in
need, including ensuring Nigerien military actors and other relevant bodies
participate in civilian-military coordination platforms and related training
(United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland);
122.83
Maintain the existing moratorium on the death penalty with a view to
its abolition (Costa Rica);
122.84
Formally abolish the death penalty and repeal the provisions of the
Penal Code relating to the application of this punishment (Côte d’Ivoire);
122.85
Continue to cease the application of the death penalty and consider
further positive actions towards its complete abolition (Fiji);
122.86
Improve conditions of detention, including by ensuring the separation
of detainees by sex and age, and ensure that the national torture prevention
mechanism is sufficiently funded (France);
122.87
Improve conditions in detention facilities and limit the time of pretrial
detention (Germany);
122.88
Take urgent steps to improve the conditions of detention at police
stations and gendarmerie posts (Ghana);
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