A/HRC/47/6 130.97 Maintain the current de facto moratorium on the death penalty and take positive steps to abolish the death penalty (Fiji); 130.98 Keep in place the de facto moratorium on the death penalty with a view to its formal definitive abolition (Uruguay); 130.99 Establish a formal moratorium on the death penalty with a view to ratifying the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, aiming at the abolition of the death penalty (Australia); 130.100 Ensure that sentences of persons who remain under sentence of death are commuted without delay (Namibia); 130.101 Ensure that people in detention are not victims of torture or illtreatment and combat impunity (France); 130.102 Bring its prison and detention conditions into line with the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (the Nelson Mandela Rules) (Denmark); 130.103 Continue efforts to train staff of detention centres on the provisions of international agreements and international standards for detention centres (United Arab Emirates); 130.104 Intensify efforts to strengthen the justice sector (Iraq); 130.105 Increase efforts to investigate, prosecute, and convict slaveholders with appropriate prison terms in accordance with the 2015 anti-slavery law and the 2020 Act on the Prevention and Punishment of Trafficking in Persons (United States of America); 130.106 Ensure that all allegations of torture are subject to independent investigation and that those responsible are brought to justice (Switzerland); 130.107 Conduct in-depth and impartial investigations into the violations suffered by human rights defenders and bring those responsible to justice (Côte d’Ivoire); 130.108 Ensure accountability for human rights violations, especially for reported cases of violence against women and girls, including female genital mutilation (Germany); 130.109 Strengthen the measures necessary to identify and prosecute female genital mutilation as a harmful practice (Spain); 130.110 Fully and effectively implement its legislation criminalizing slavery through the prosecution of individual cases, the compensation of victims and the reintegration of former slaves in society (Netherlands); 130.111 Intensify its efforts to eliminate slavery, and strengthen the capacity of courts to ensure that all crimes of slavery are subject to prosecution (New Zealand); 130.112 Take the necessary measures to repeal Law No. 93-23 (1993) on amnesty and create an independent mechanism for justice and reconciliation with the power to conduct investigations into past crimes (Belgium); 130.113 Take further action to identify and release people in slavery, and prosecute perpetrators (Norway); 130.114 Strengthen the justice system by increasing funding for anti-slavery courts and improving training and resourcing for judges, prosecutors and police, ensuring that authorities also respect and support victims throughout the judicial process (United States of America); 130.115 Intensify efforts to build the capacity of judges, lawyers and court officials in the promotion and protection of human rights (Uganda); 16 GE.21-04660