A/HRC/31/7 86.15 Release the parliamentarians from the opposition who have been imprisoned and take the necessary legal measures to ensure freedom of expression, in the media and on the internet (France); 86.16 Amend the Criminal Code to lift restrictions on the freedom of movement, freedom of assembly and freedom of expression (Germany); 86.17 Actively address issues of freedom of expression and association in Nauru, and support political representation for all Nauruan (Australia); 86.18 Guarantee the right to social security of the population, especially of groups in vulnerable situations such as children and people with disabilities (Mexico); 86.19 Establish a comprehensive regulatory framework to reduce the physical and environmental health-care risks associated with phosphate mining (Trinidad and Tobago). 87. The following recommendations will be examined by Nauru which will provide responses in due time, but no later than the thirty-first session of the Human Rights Council, in March 2016: 87.1 Abide by its international human rights obligations and to uphold freedom of the press, freedom of information and freedom of speech (Netherlands); 87.2 Make public the whole report of the Subcommittee on the Prevention of Torture, following its visit to Nauru in May 2015 (Switzerland); 87.3 Seize the opportunity of the Criminal Code of Nauru to decriminalize homosexual relations between consenting adults (Spain); 87.4 Take swift action to decriminalize same — sex sexual conduct between consenting adults (United States); 87.5 Swiftly decriminalize sexual behaviour between consenting adults of the same sex (Australia); 87.6 Advance towards the derogation of the provisions that criminalize consenting same-sex relations between adults (Chile); 87.7 Reform the Penal Code to abolish the ban imposed on sexual relations between same sex adults, in order to comply with the commitments made in 2011 (France); 87.8 Modify national legislation to decriminalize consensual sexual relations between persons of the same sex, as recommended and accepted during the first review (Argentina); 87.9 Rica); Take the necessary measures for the abolition of death penalty (Costa 87.10 Amend the Constitution in order to abolish the death penalty (Portugal); Amend its Constitution with a view to abolishing the death penalty (Sierra Leone); 87.11 Amend article 4 of the Constitution to abolish the death penalty (Slovenia); 87.12 Consider improving the conditions of detention centres in the country, particularly the Regional Processing Centre, in line with the Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (Ghana); 18