A/HRC/54/10 122.61 Abolish the death penalty (Iceland); 122.62 Abolish the death penalty (Costa Rica); 122.63 Adopt the necessary measures to formalize the moratorium on the death penalty (Cyprus); 122.64 Repeal the death penalty and consider a moratorium pending its complete abolition (Canada); 122.65 Advance towards the abolition of the death penalty and introduce a moratorium on its application (Mexico); 122.66 Consider the abolition of the death penalty by adopting a moratorium on the application of capital punishment, as a step prior to its definitive abolition (Spain); 122.67 Consider introducing a moratorium on the death penalty with a view to abolishing it (Timor-Leste); 122.68 Establish a formal moratorium on the death penalty, as a step towards complete abolition (Australia); 122.69 Impose an official, de jure, moratorium on the death penalty and take steps towards its abolition (Cabo Verde); 122.70 Consider adopting a de jure moratorium on the use of the death penalty and supporting, or at least abstaining on, the General Assembly resolution on a universal moratorium on the use of the death penalty (Italy); 122.71 Reduce the offences for which the death penalty may be imposed to the most serious crimes, in accordance with article 6 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and consider further progress on this issue (Belgium); 122.72 Bring legislation, including the Penal Code, into line with the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (Belgium); 122.73 Continue efforts to improve conditions in detention facilities, in particular, by ensuring adequate sanitation and medical care in prisons (Poland); 122.74 Pursue efforts to guarantee the human rights of detainees and improve living conditions in prison (Italy); 122.75 Continue ongoing efforts aimed at improving the conditions of detention for prisoners, as well as improving the medical services provided to detainees (Egypt); 122.76 Continue efforts to improve prisoners’ detention conditions, health care and nutrition (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 122.77 Redouble efforts to reduce prison overcrowding and adopt effective measures to improve conditions for persons deprived of liberty (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 122.78 Continue its efforts to improve prison conditions and juvenile detention facilities (Pakistan); 122.79 Take effective measures, including legislation, to combat human rights violations committed by representatives of law enforcement officials (Russian Federation); 122.80 Tackle factors that lead to an increase in armed violence in the country through a strict regulation of the acquisition, possession and use of firearms and by applying the recommendations made by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights on this topic (Panama); 14 GE.23-11804