A/HRC/25/10 146.112. Reduce the number of crimes subject to death penalty and eliminate the compulsory application of the death penalty (Belgium); 146.113. Limit, as long as the death penalty persists in the country, its application to the most serious crimes, leaving drug trade while recognizing its seriousness, outside this category (Spain); 146.114. Bring legislation on the death penalty in line with international minimum standards, in particular by abolishing mandatory death penalty and the death penalty for drug-related offences, and take steps to approving a moratorium with a view to eventual abolition (Germany); 146.115. Move to discretionary sentencing for drug trafficking charges (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 146.116. Abolish death penalty for minors and drug dealers (Albania); 146.117. Repeal compulsory death penalty and eliminate its application for drug related offences (Switzerland); 146.118. Reinstate a moratorium on executions (Belgium); 146.119. Establish a moratorium on the death penalty (Mexico); 146.120. Adopt a moratorium on the execution of the death penalty, with a view to a final abolition of the death penalty (Spain); 146.121. Immediately establish an official moratorium on executions with a view to abolishing the death penalty (Norway); 146.122. Establish a moratorium on the use of the death penalty with a view to abolishing capital punishment for all crimes (Montenegro); 146.123. Establish a moratorium on executions of those sentenced to the death penalty and move forward in the legal review to reach its abolition (Chile); 146.124. Instate an official moratorium on executions with a view to abolishing capital punishment, abolish the automatic sentencing to capital punishment for drug traffickers and commute all capital punishments to life prison sentences (France); 146.125. Strengthen measures to prevent and eliminate all forms of illtreatment, including torture (Botswana); 146.126. Eliminate all forms of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatments, particularly judicial beatings that should immediately be subjected to a moratorium (Belgium); 146.127. Continue in its judicial reforms, including strengthening the independence of the judiciary, enact a robust legislation outlawing torture and tackling impunity for acts of torture and ill-treatment, and ensure that provisions for arrests and detention are in accordance with international human rights standards (Czech Republic); 146.128. Continue with its efforts to strengthen the enforcement of law on violence against women and protect the rights of women (Maldives); 146.129. Ensure the right to equal protection under the law by criminalizing marital rape through the removal of the exception in Section 375 of the Penal Code (Canada); 20