A/HRC/58/17 119.60 Release all persons arbitrarily detained and end all forms of persecution, ill-treatment and torture, both physical and psychological, based upon a person’s political identity (Peru); 119.61 Take immediate measures to release all individuals arbitrarily detained, including members of the political opposition, and repeal legislation which allows for the loss of nationality in this context (Portugal); 119.62 Release arbitrarily detained prisoners of conscience and ratify the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance (France); 119.63 Reverse laws pertaining to the denationalisation of individuals, restore nationality to all those who have been arbitrarily deprived of it, and ensure support for affected persons to reclaim their full rights as citizens (Ireland); 119.64 Cease all forms of torture or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment of political prisoners (Luxembourg); 119.65 Strengthen measures to end and prevent acts of torture and ill-treatment during detention, and to ensure access to food, medical care and family visits (Austria); 119.66 Ensure that all security forces act in accordance with the principles of legitimate, proportionate and necessary use of force in the context of protests, and do not infringe on freedom of expression, consistent with article 54 of the Nicaraguan Constitution (New Zealand); 119.67 Take measures to prevent possible violations of international human rights law committed by foreign military personnel (Lithuania); 119.68 Continue its commendable efforts in upholding its responsibilities as a third State against internationally wrongful acts, particularly in preventing genocide, as demonstrated by its case against Germany before the International Court of Justice (State of Palestine); 119.69 Align counter-terrorism legislation with international human rights norms and standards to prevent any unjustified or disproportionate infringement on the freedom of expression and peaceful assembly (Lithuania); 119.70 Amend Law No. 977 and ensure that counter-terrorism legislation is not used to limit the enjoyment of civil and political rights, including unjustified or disproportionate interference in the freedom of expression, of the media and of human rights defenders (Costa Rica); 119.71 Implement the necessary institutional reforms to ensure free, transparent and genuine general elections in 2026 (Paraguay); 119.72 Implement all necessary measures to re-establish the rule of law and guarantee free and transparent elections in 2026 (Argentina); 119.73 Implement legislative and institutional reforms and public policy measures in order to guarantee the respect for the rule of law and democratic principles and to ensure fair and transparent elections (Romania); 119.74 Conduct free and transparent elections in 2026, ensuring the participation of independent national and international electoral observers, in accordance with articles 2, 5 and 51 of the Constitution (Australia); 119.75 Reinstate legal status to civil society organizations that had it revoked and return their assets (Germany); 119.76 Reinstate the legal status of forcibly dissolved civil society organizations and ensure a safe and enabling environment for all human rights defenders (Ireland); GE.24-23484 13