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135.171. Mainstream human rights standards in counter-terrorism actions
undertaken by security forces (Portugal);
135.172. Continue to strengthen its efforts to prevent human rights violations
committed during counter-terrorist operations (Republic of Korea).
136. The following recommendations enjoy the support of Nigeria, which considers
them to be already implemented:
136.1.
Continue its efforts to progressively realize the right to education,
including by exploring the possibility of providing free education for at the
primary level (Indonesia);
136.2.
Ensure access to education for girls and prevent early school dropout,
including by reinforcing the Federal Government of Nigeria Gender Education
Project (Egypt);
136.3.
Ensure free and compulsory primary education (Bulgaria).
137. The following recommendations will be examined by Nigeria and responses will
be provided in due time but no later than the twenty-fifth session of the Human Rights
Council in March 2014:
137.1.
Implement a moratorium on the death penalty, and take steps to
accede to the Second Optional Protocol of the ICCPR (Australia);
137.2.
Reinstate the moratorium on the death penalty with a view to
acceding the Second Optional Protocol to the ICCPR (Germany);
137.3.
Fully abolish the death penalty and ratify the Second Optional
Protocol to the ICCPR (Estonia);
137.4.
Ratify the Second Optional Protocol to the ICCPR aiming at the
abolition of the death penalty (Montenegro);
137.5.
Ratify the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on
Civil and Political Rights, aiming at the abolition of the death penalty (Brazil);
137.6.
Amend article 12 of the Constitution to facilitate the automatic
incorporation in the internal legal system of international conventions it has
signed up to in the area of human rights (Spain);
137.7.
Amend article 33 of the Constitution and order 237 on the police
force to ensure that its interpretation does not allow the lethal use of force by
the security forces in circumstances other than those enshrined in international
law, and developed in the United Nations basic principles on the use of force
and firearms by officials (Spain);
137.8.
Continue awareness-raising campaigns to eradicate harmful
traditional practices and introduce sex education in the school curricula
(Slovakia);
137.9.
Implement the recommendations of the April 2013 report by the
NHRC on the Baga incident (Australia);
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137.10.
Abolish the death penalty (Togo);
137.11.
Abolish the death penalty (Paraguay);
137.12.
Consider the abolition of the death penalty (Rwanda);
137.13.
Consider abolishing the death penalty (Holy See);
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