A/HRC/37/17 117.23 Amend the Penal Code, particularly Sections 365 and 365A, to decriminalize consensual same-sex conduct as well as displays of affection (Sweden); 117.24 Modify the criminal code in order to decriminalize consensual sexual behaviour between persons of the same sex, suppress degrading terms that could be used against the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex community, and avoid abuse and harassment by police authorities (Uruguay); 117.25 Decriminalize same-sex consensual relationships and adopt all necessary measures to combat discrimination and violence based on sexual orientation or gender identity, and guarantee access of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex people to health services (Honduras); 117.26 End impunity and ensure that perpetrators of incitement to hatred and violence are brought to justice in compliance with international law (Sweden); 117.27 Repeal the Prevention of Terrorism Act and enforce an immediate moratorium on its use; ensure that the draft Counter-Terrorism Act is compliant with international human rights standards (Canada); 117.28 Abolish the death penalty (Australia); 117.29 Take concrete measures to abolish the death penalty (Norway); 117.30 Transform its de facto moratorium on the application of the death penalty into definitive abolition (Portugal); 117.31 Abolish capital punishment, establish a moratorium on all pending executions and commute all death sentences to prison sentences (Slovakia); 117.32 Abolish capital punishment and commute death sentences to prison terms (Holy See); 117.33 Abolish the death penalty, considering that the moratorium on judicial executions has been in place since 1975 (Namibia); 117.34 Ensure, in law and in practice, that all detainees are afforded fundamental legal safeguards from the outset (Holy See); 117.35 Publish a consolidated list of missing persons (Switzerland); 117.36 Take comprehensive measures to ensure that the alleged war crimes and other human rights violations committed during the internal conflict are investigated and prosecuted, with the aim of ending impunity (Estonia); 117.37 Expedite the ongoing process and establish a clear timeline to establish a truth-seeking commission and an Office on Reparations as well as a special court to investigate allegations of serious human rights violations (Republic of Korea); 117.38 Move with concrete steps — most evidently seen through committed financial resources in the national budget, and appointed experts with concrete mandates — on all four transitional justice mechanisms (the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia); 117.39 Develop a clear timeline and benchmarks for the full implementation of Sri Lanka’s commitments under Human Rights Council resolution 30/1 (Germany); 117.40 Develop a clear timeline and benchmarks for the full implementation of its commitments in Human Rights Council resolution 30/1 (Norway); 117.41 Develop an unambiguous timeline accompanied with a monitoring framework for the full implementation of its commitments under Human Rights Council resolution 30/1 (the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia); 22