A/HRC/36/13 129.61 Decriminalize same-sex sexual relations by repealing article 339 of the penal code, and include lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons in its legal provisions against discrimination (Sweden); 129.62 Adopt legislation against discrimination, including discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity, and amend provisions with a tendency to maintain discrimination related to gender (France); 129.63 Take the necessary measures to combat discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity and to repeal legislation criminalizing consensual sexual relations between persons of the same sex, in accordance with the constitutional provision on the elimination of discrimination (Spain); 129.64 Ensure the respect for the rights and fundamental freedoms of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex and queer persons, by repealing the norms that criminalize and stigmatize them (Argentina); 129.65 Stop arresting people for same-sex relations (Israel); 129.66 Continue to promote sustainable economic and social development, and gradually improve the living standards of the population so as to lay the solid foundation for the enjoyment of all human rights (China); 129.67 Strengthen its development efforts in the most disadvantaged regions (Côte d’Ivoire); 129.68 Take into account the requirements related to sustainable development and the protection of the environment in the development of public policies (Cuba); 129.69 Determine terrorism in a clear manner in the Criminal Code so as to further assist the work of the relevant authorities (Hungary); 129.70 Continue efforts to combat terrorism in the framework of respecting human rights norms (Lebanon); 129.71 Promote efforts to combat terrorism and to combat human trafficking (Iraq); 129.72 Take measures to abolish the death penalty (Togo); 129.73 Declare a moratorium on the application of death penalty as a first step towards its abolition (France); 129.74 Commute all death penalty sentences with a view to abolishing capital punishment (Italy); 129.75 Continue commuting death sentences and continue the de facto moratorium on the application of the death penalty, maintained since 1993, with a view to abolishing it (Namibia); 129.76 Continue to forbid and punish torture and torture-related activities, taking all necessary measures to prevent such activity (Bosnia and Herzegovina); 129.77 Strengthen laws and policies to achieve an effective implementation of the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, including training programmes on human rights for those responsible for law enforcement (Chile); 129.78 Conduct thorough investigations of human rights crimes and abuses perpetrated during the internal armed conflict in the 1990s (Israel); 129.79 Thoroughly and impartially investigate all instances of extrajudicial killings and excessive force committed by security forces (Zambia); 129.80 Continue promoting respect for human rights and conduct investigations into human rights violations (Luxembourg); 14 GE.17-12216