A/HRC/47/6 130.76 Decriminalize consensual same sex-relations between adults (Norway); 130.77 Repeal the criminalization of same-sex sexual relations between consenting adults (Belgium); 130.78 Decriminalize homosexuality and ensure the protection of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons against any form of harassment and against arbitrary detention (France); 130.79 Decriminalize consensual sexual relations between adults of the same sex and expand its anti-discrimination legislation to include a prohibition of discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity (Iceland); 130.80 Fully recognize and protect the human rights of all Mauritanians, particularly women and girls and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (Netherlands); 130.81 Intensify efforts to develop and strengthen the necessary legislative frameworks that address cross-sectoral environmental challenges, including climate change adaptation and mitigation frameworks, and ensure that women, children, persons with disabilities and indigenous and local communities are meaningfully engaged in their implementation (Fiji); 130.82 Take steps towards a human rights-based approach to addressing climate change, with due attention given to the impact of climate change on vulnerable groups such as women and children (Philippines); 130.83 More actively engage with other countries in order to strengthen climate resilience and to fight climate change (Georgia); 130.84 Continue to strengthen efforts to integrate vulnerable groups in the development process (Iraq); 130.85 Pursue efforts towards promoting women’s rights and integrating vulnerable groups into the development process (Yemen); 130.86 Continue efforts to integrate vulnerable groups into the development process, particularly with the establishment of the “Taa’zur” agency (Lebanon); 130.87 Pursue efforts to integrate vulnerable groups in the development process, especially through the “Taa’zur” agency (Jordan); 130.88 Pursue efforts to integrate vulnerable groups in the development process, especially through the “Taa’zur” agency (Libya); 130.89 Pursue efforts to implement the national strategy for local development (Jordan); 130.90 Continue to mobilize resources and seek the necessary support to enhance its capacity to protect and promote human rights (Nigeria); 130.91 Revise article 3 of Law No. 2010-035 on combating terrorism to bring it into conformity with international standards (Chad); 130.92 Abolish the death penalty for all crimes (France); 130.93 Abolish the death penalty in all cases and circumstances (Portugal); 130.94 Consider initiating processes to abolish the death penalty, to commute the sentences of prisoners currently on death row to imprisonment and to remove from national legislation all references to stoning as a method of execution (Brazil); 130.95 Consider adopting a de jure moratorium with a view to abolishing the death penalty (Italy); 130.96 Establish a de jure moratorium on the death penalty and commute all death sentences to alternative penalties (Switzerland); GE.21-04660 15