A/HRC/22/6 126.8. Consider abolishing the death penalty or formalizing the current de facto moratorium (Mexico); 126.9. Consider abolishing the death penalty or establish an official moratorium on its use (Namibia); 126.10. Take the necessary steps with a view to formally abolishing the death penalty (Turkey); 126.11. Continue the current practice of granting clemency and commuting death sentences, and establish a moratorium on the death penalty with a view to its final abolition (Germany); 126.12. Abolish by law the death penalty and consider ratifying ICCPR-OP2 (France); 126.13. Adopt a formal moratorium on the application of the death penalty, while it awaits de jure abolition (Belgium); 126.14. Ratify ICCPR-OP2, and formalize, in the meantime, the current de facto moratorium on the death penalty (Uruguay); 126.15. Take the necessary measures to remove the death penalty from existing laws and sign and ratify ICCPR-OP2 aiming at the abolition of the death penalty (Norway); 126.16. Decriminalize same-sex relations between consenting adults (France); 126.17. Decriminalize sexual activity between consenting adults of the same sex (Slovenia); 126.18. Decriminalize sexual activities between consenting adults and raise further awareness to promote tolerance in this area (Czech Republic); 126.19. Consider taking effective measures to combat the climate of homophobia (Slovenia); 126.20. Adopt measures and take steps aimed at raising public awareness to fight against the climate of homophobia that prevails in the country (Belgium); 126.21. Adopt proactive measures at all levels to combat violence, stigmatization and discrimination towards persons on the basis of their sexual orientation (Portugal); 126.22. Eliminate the type of crime of “unnatural sexual relations”, and adopt measures to eradicate discrimination motivated by sexual orientation and gender identity (Spain); 126.23. Ensure that the provisions in the Constitution that guarantee equality and dignity are equally applied to members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community and ensure thorough and impartial investigation into all allegations of attacks and threats against individuals targeted because of their sexual orientation or gender identity (Norway); 126.24. Consider the report of the High Commissioner on sexual orientation and gender identity and determine which of the recommendations can be taken into account in the further detailing of government policies (Netherlands); 126.25. Train police, first responders, justice system and social services officials to respect and fully protect all human rights of every Ghanaian, including those who are lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (United States of America); 23