A/HRC/48/5 122.89 Formally abolish the death penalty (Angola); 122.90 Improve detention conditions in police stations and gendarmerie stations (Iraq); 122.91 Formally abolish the death penalty and accede to the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Italy); 122.92 Retain the moratorium on the death penalty in all circumstances and work towards its complete abolition (Latvia); 122.93 Redouble efforts to accelerate the processes leading to the abolition of the death penalty (Mexico); 122.94 Intensify its efforts to protect civilians living in areas threatened by violent conflict, including prevention, investigation and prosecution of human rights violations committed by the security forces (Norway); 122.95 Continue to ensure human rights are protected during efforts to counter extremist activity within its territory and work with regional partners to combat terrorism and promote stability in the region (Australia); 122.96 Intensify the efforts for revision of the Penal Code to abolish the death penalty (Slovenia); 122.97 Formally abolish the death penalty (Spain); 122.98 Follow through on legal obligations related to preventing and prosecuting human rights violations and abuses by security forces, including those involving physical and sexual abuse and arbitrary detention, and unlawful killings of unarmed persons (United States of America); 122.99 Strengthen awareness-raising campaigns on the death penalty and public debates on the matter from a human rights approach, including in its parliament, with a view to making possible the ratification of the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, aiming at the abolition of the death penalty, as soon as possible (Uruguay); 122.100 Strictly ensure the anti-slavery law and prosecute perpetrators with sentences that are commensurate with the crime and act as a deterrent (Zambia); 122.101 Ensure the prosecution of all reported cases of slavery and adopt a national plan of action to combat slavery (Botswana); 122.102 Undertake investigations into all reports and allegations of genderbased violence against girls, including sexual assault, rape and domestic violence, and ensure that perpetrators are brought to justice (Botswana); 122.103 Undertake comprehensive investigations into the National Human Rights Commission’s findings regarding possible extrajudicial killings by the Niger’s security forces, and further strengthen human rights education for security forces (Germany); 122.104 Ensure that allegations of excessive use of force by law enforcement officials are thoroughly investigated and the perpetrators prosecuted (Italy); 122.105 Continue its efforts to reform the judicial system and ensure its independence (Libya); 122.106 Allow independent investigations and prosecution of all violations of human rights by security forces and armed opposition groups, including allegations of extrajudicial killings and arbitrary detention, by taking the necessary steps to establish independent mechanisms and institutions (Malawi); 122.107 Continue taking steps to address gender-based violence, including through stringent punishments for perpetrators (Malaysia); 122.108 Ensure that the measures adopted in the field of the fight against terrorism and organized crime are fully compatible with international law, GE.21-09329 15