A/HRC/23/13 128.123. Consider establishing a moratorium on executions of the death penalty with the aim of abolishing it (Montenegro); (Chile); 128.124. Guarantee that de facto moratorium on executions will continue and consider abolishing the death penalty (France); 128.125. Abolish the death penalty and ensure that fair trial guarantees are properly implemented (Austria); 128.126. Abolish the death penalty and ratify the Second Optional Protocol to ICCPR (Spain); 128.127. To elaborate the possibility to eliminate corporal punishment and the death penalty (Estonia); Repeal corporal punishment and the death penalty from its penal system (Argentina); 128.128. In the application of the death penalty, act in accordance with the CRC (article 37), to which the United Arab Emirates is a party (Belgium); 128.129. Respect the minimum standards for the death penalty (Belgium); 128.130. Reduce the number of crimes where the death penalty can be imposed (Hungary); 128.131. Promptly and impartially investigate all allegations of torture, and prosecute those responsible for ordering, carrying out or acquiescing in torture or ill-treatment (Denmark); 128.132. Continue intensifying efforts to combat all cases of torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, and launch the National Verification Mechanism that allows to bring complaints before the judiciary (Spain); 128.133. Take legislative measures to explicitly ban corporal punishment in all settings, including the home and penal institutions, set up effective complaints mechanisms and provide training in the identification, reporting and management of cases of ill-treatment to teachers, law enforcement and health professionals (Liechtenstein); 128.134. Implement further measures to support victims of domestic violence (Australia); 128.135. Protect the human rights of all individuals, including LGBT individuals, and take appropriate steps to help ensure that protection is provided to the victim and perpetrators are identified and prosecuted (United States of America); 128.136. Repeal the criminalization of sexual relations between persons of the same sex (Argentina); 128.137. Continue its efforts to increase international cooperation in order to benefit from other experiences and best practices in the field of combating trafficking in persons (State of Palestine); 128.138. Consider amending Law No. 51 (2006) on combatting the crime of human trafficking (Mauritania); 128.139. Step up efforts in amending some provisions of Federal Law 51 of 2006 on combating human trafficking to better align it with the Palermo Protocol (Philippines); 128.140. Continue the good work in addressing the phenomenon of human trafficking (Greece); 23