A/HRC/19/3 90.26. Abolish the death penalty and consider ratifying the Second Optional Protocol to ICCPR (Romania 1); 90.27. Continue its efforts aimed at abolishing the use of the death penalty and continue with the application of the moratorium declared in 2004 (Argentina); 90.28. Prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings and guarantee children’s rights to adequate standard of living with special attention to orphans, providing them with access to safe drinking water and education (Slovenia); 90.29. Place the Council of Justice as a full independent body outside of the control of the executive (Belgium); 90.30. Amend the Criminal Procedural Code to the effect that detention records have to record the identity of the officers involved in detaining a person, in line with Principle 12 of the Body of Principles for the Protection of All Persons under Any Form of Detention or Imprisonment (Czech Republic); 90.31. Implement the UN Rules for the Treatment of Women Prisoners and Non-Custodial Measures for Women Offenders, otherwise known as the “Bangkok Rules” and seek appropriate assistance in its implementation from relevant UN agencies in order to further improve treatment of female offenders (Thailand); 90.32. Ensure that administrative detention is subject to the same right to challenge the lawfulness of detention as other forms of detention (Canada); 90.33. Open prisons and detention centres, including temporary and pretrial facilities, to national and international monitoring including from the ICRC (Canada); 90.34. Establish regular medical examinations of persons deprived of their liberty, set up an independent complaint mechanism for torture allegations and grant the ICRC full access to closed institutions and ensure that cases of torture will be systematically investigated and perpetrators held accountable (Austria); 90.35. Ensure detainees have prompt access to a lawyer, doctor and family members from the time that they are taken into custody, and consider the establishment of an independent health service to conduct examinations of detainees upon arrest and release (Turkey); 90.36. Conduct independent, impartial and transparent investigations into all human rights allegations, such as those raised by the Human Rights Committee and Special Rapporteur mandate holders, with a view towards ensuring against impunity (Thailand); 90.37. Introduce a separate system of juvenile justice, with particular emphasis on rehabilitation and reintegration activities, stop the application of isolation measures on juveniles and ensure that the minimum age of fourteen for criminal liability in domestic and international law is respected without exceptions (Austria ); 90.38. Take all necessary measures to guarantee freedom of the press, in particular by repealing the criminalization of defamation so it is only covered by civil law, and introduce simplified and more transparent procedures for obtaining broadcasting licenses (France); 19