A/HRC/25/5 186.110. Continue to strictly observe the stipulations on evidence used to examine and decide on cases of the death penalty and adopt stricter standards in this regard (Algeria); 186.111. Continue observing its national legal safeguards surrounding the application of death penalty as one of the legitimate tools of criminal justice (Egypt); 186.112. Abolish the death penalty (Namibia); 186.113. Establish a moratorium on the death penalty as a first step towards abolition of the death penalty (Slovenia); 186.114. Consider a moratorium on the death penalty (Chile); 186.115. End the use of harassment, detention, arrest, and extralegal measures such as enforced disappearance to control and silence human rights activists as well as their family members and friends (United States of America); 186.116. Abolish all forms of arbitrary and extra-judicial detention (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 186.117. Abolish Re-education through Labour, prevent torture, and immediately inform relatives about arrests and effective legal representation (Germany); Abolish the system of re-education through labour (France); 186.118. Ensure that any reformed prison or compulsory care system meets international human rights standards, and abolish system of arbitrary detention, including Re-Education Through Labour (Sweden); 186.119. Improve further means and methods for vocational education of persons in prison in order to assist in their later integration into the society (Belarus); 186.120. Publish a detailed plan for the abolition of re-education camps through labour, re-stating the timeframe of this welcomed measure (Belgium); 186.121. Continue to push forward the reform on re-education through labour according to China’s national conditions and timetable (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 186.122. Release all people in administrative detention for political reasons including bishops, priests, artists, reporters, dissidents, people working to advance human rights, and their family members, and eliminate extra-judicial measures like forced disappearances (Canada); 186.123. Adjust and specify the applicable conditions and stipulations for the adoption of compulsory measures such as arrest, release on bail pending trial and residential surveillance (Timor-Leste); 186.124. Continue its efforts to strengthen the judicial system to enhance public security and the rule of law (Singapore); 186.125. Continue implementation of the comprehensive judicial reform which ensures that the judicial authorities exercise their powers in accordance with the law (Kyrgyzstan); 186.126. Continue with judicial reforms with a view to strengthening human rights safeguards (Nigeria); 20