A/HRC/37/14 131.46 Continue the public political debate to go from the current de facto abolition to the definitive abolition of the death penalty in the country (Spain); 131.47 Endeavour to abolish the death penalty (South Africa); 131.48 Take measures to introduce a de jure moratorium on executions and take concrete steps towards the abolition of the death penalty (Rwanda); 131.49 Consider taking steps to establish a de jure moratorium with a view to abolishing the death penalty (Italy); 131.50 Continue with the moratorium on the death penalty and continue making efforts towards abolishing it (Namibia); 131.51 Apply the principle of non-discrimination to the most vulnerable groups, such as girls, children with disabilities, children of religious minorities, children living with HIV/AIDS, migrant and refugee children, orphans and children born out of wedlock, so that they have access to health care and education (Madagascar); 131.52 Promote non-discrimination and inclusion campaigns with particular focus on migrants and people with albinism (Mexico); 131.53 Protect ethnic and religious minorities in the country and provide effective reparations when their rights are undermined (Mexico); 131.54 Adopt legislation that combats discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity and protects the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender persons (Honduras); 131.55 Take steps to decriminalize homosexuality and promote respect for the principles of equality and non-discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (France); 131.56 Take actions aimed at putting an end to discrimination based on sexual orientation, beginning by eliminating the criminalization of consensual sexual relationships between adults of the same gender (Spain); 131.57 Engage in consultations with the concerned communities and ensure their participation in the decision-making process affecting them, through their direct involvement in the formulation and implementation of mining projects (Netherlands); 131.58 Abolish the death penalty (Central African Republic) (Paraguay) (Portugal); 131.59 Take the necessary public and legislative steps in order to abolish the death penalty (Ukraine); 131.60 Legislate to remove the death penalty from its statute books and commute to custodial sentences those death sentences that have already been passed down (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 131.61 Consider the abolition of the death penalty, in accordance with the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Honduras); 131.62 Strengthen its efforts to abolish the death penalty in law (Mongolia); 131.63 Intensify the efforts to criminalize and diminish all types of violence against women (Montenegro); 131.64 Raise the minimum age of criminal responsibility and provide adequate protection of child victims and witnesses of crime during trial (Slovenia); 131.65 Consider reviewing the legal age of criminal responsibility with a view to ensuring full protection for juveniles in conflict with the law (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 19