A/HRC/21/6 20 115.75. Continue taking temporary measures for granting citizenship to children of Bahraini women married to non-Bahrainis until the draft law amending the Nationality Law comes into effect (India); 115.76. Take necessary measures to address issues relating to foreign workers, such as their facing travel bans and sometimes loss of rights to residence and work while being investigated for financial irregularity, so that the principles of natural justice are adhered to scrupulously (India); 155.77. Continue supporting national initiatives that promote the full respect for human rights in particular the field of the rights of women (Nicaragua); 115.78. Abolish the death penalty, introducing in the meantime a formal moratorium (Austria); 115.79. Ratify the Second Optional Protocol to the ICCPR (Austria); 115.80. Establish an official moratorium on executions with a view to abolishing the death penalty (Spain); 115.81. Establish a moratorium on executions with a view to abolishing the death penalty (Italy); 115.82. Establish a moratorium on the execution of the death penalty (Germany); 115.83. Consider the possibility of repealing the death penalty from its legal system (Argentina); 115.84. Investigate the deaths in government custody (Czech Republic); 115.85. Investigate properly all alleged cases of mistreatment and torture and establish accountability of those responsible (Italy); 115.86. Prosecute effectively all security agents that have allegedly tortured or otherwise abused protestors (Austria); 115.87. Investigate and prosecute all those responsible for torture and illtreatment, unlawful killings and widespread arbitrary arrests (Czech Republic); 115.88. Incorporate an explicit prohibition of torture and other ill-treatment, as well as a clear definition of torture, into national legislation in order to comply with the obligations derived from CAT and facilitate independent, timely and thorough investigations of all allegations of torture to facilitate appropriate redress for victims (Maldives); 115.89. Ensure that security forces respond proportionally and with the utmost restraint to non-peaceful protests (Germany); 115.90. Clearly prohibit torture and ill-treatment along with effective enforcement of relevant legislations (Republic of Korea); 115.91. Release, immediately and unconditionally, all detainees, who have participated in peaceful protests lacking credible criminal charges (Slovakia); 115.92. Prohibit torture and other ill-treatment, in national legislation and in practice in line with its obligations under CAT, ensuring that all allegations of torture or other ill-treatment are independently,