A/HRC/44/10 investigating such cases, as well as responsibility mechanisms and effective legal remedies (Germany); 153.75 Continue with good practices aimed at establishing the necessary structures to implement the Sustainable Development Goals (Nicaragua); 153.76 Continue to strengthen its efforts in implementing the Sustainable Development Goals for the better enjoyment of the human rights of its people (Viet Nam); 153.77 Consolidate the progress made towards reaching the Sustainable Development Goals and in the improvement of human development indicators (India); 153.78 Continue efforts to promote economic growth, which in turn contributes to employment growth (Brunei Darussalam); 153.79 Continue to promote economic and social sustainable development in order to lay a solid foundation for its people to enjoy all human rights (China); 153.80 Ensure that a human rights approach is reflected in the Government’s 2020 submission of the reviewed nationally determined contributions (Fiji); 153.81 Ensure that its policies, legislation, regulations and enforcement measures effectively serve to prevent and address the heightened risk of business involvement in abuses in conflict situations, which includes situations of foreign occupation (State of Palestine); 153.82 Adopt a comprehensive, gender-responsive and disability-inclusive approach to climate change adaptation and mitigation policies (Fiji); 153.83 Introduce a de jure moratorium on capital executions, with a view to the complete abolition of the death penalty (Italy); 153.84 Close legislative gaps to ensure that all forms of torture and illtreatment are fully criminalized and take steps to eradicate torture and illtreatment, and effectively investigate, prosecute and punish such acts (Ireland); 153.85 Take measures to eradicate torture and ill-treatment during arrest, detention and questioning, and strengthen measures to effectively investigate such cases (Luxembourg); 153.86 Ensure that investigations are conducted by an independent mechanism into all allegations of torture and ill-treatment, particularly in prisons, and that perpetrators are punished (Switzerland); 153.87 Conduct credible investigations and prosecutions of individuals responsible for torture, sexual violence and abuse, and other egregious assaults (United States of America); 153.88 Cease the use of torture and introduce legislation to criminalize cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment and punishment in line with the obligations under the Convention against Torture (Australia); 153.89 Repeal the statute of limitations for the crime of torture and other equivalent acts under the Criminal Code (Chile); 153.90 Ensure effective investigation and prosecution of the perpetrators of torture and ill-treatment in accordance with international legal standards (Denmark); 153.91 Continue to build and strengthen the investigative capacity of the Special Investigation Service to ensure effective investigation, prosecution and punishment of acts of torture and ill-treatment (Fiji); 153.92 Define torture in accordance with the Convention against Torture (France); 15