A/HRC/48/16 59.135 Consider establishing a moratorium on the use of the death penalty (Chile); 59.136 Consider establishing an official moratorium on executions (Cyprus); 59.137 Establish a moratorium on capital executions, with a view to abolishing the death penalty (France); 59.138 Eliminate the mandatory character of the death penalty and establish an official moratorium (Germany); 59.139 Introduce measures to restrict the use of the death penalty and consider a moratorium on executions as a step towards abolition (Ireland); 59.140 Establish a moratorium on the death penalty, with a view to its eventual abolition, and consider ratifying the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, aiming at the abolition of the death penalty (Latvia); 59.141 Prohibit and criminalize corporal punishment as a sentence for child offenders (Zambia); 59.142 Abolish the practice of corporal punishment as a judicially imposed punishment (Norway); 59.143 Continue efforts to combat trafficking in women and girls for sexual and labour exploitation (Peru); 59.144 Continue to ensure the provision of adequate protection and support for victims of trafficking in persons, especially women and children (Philippines); 59.145 Continue the efforts of combating human trafficking, especially of girls and women (Romania); 59.146 Continue its work to combat human trafficking (Russian Federation); 59.147 Continue efforts to combat trafficking in persons and support victims (Tunisia); 59.148 Further step up efforts to combat trafficking in human beings, including ensuring the effective identification and protection of victims of trafficking (Belarus); 59.149 Strengthen measures against trafficking, including investigating and identifying child victims of sexual exploitation and trafficking and ensuring that perpetrators are brought to justice (Botswana); 59.150 Ensure that victims of trafficking are provided with adequate protection and support, including by establishing separate, well-equipped shelters with trained staff to address their specific needs and concerns (Zambia); 59.151 Continue to broaden the scope of measures in the framework of the law on the prevention of trafficking in persons, in order to strengthen the support and protection provided to victims (Dominican Republic); 59.152 Promote reform of the Prevention of Human Trafficking Act, to facilitate the effective protection of victims and the prosecution of perpetrators (Ecuador); 59.153 Continue strengthening its laws to curb human trafficking and people smuggling (Eswatini); 59.154 Continue its efforts to combat domestic violence and trafficking in persons (Gabon); 59.155 Strengthen its efforts in the fight against trafficking in persons and protecting victims of trafficking (Islamic Republic of Iran); 16