A/HRC/25/10 146.94. Launch a comprehensive national policy on gender equality and nondiscrimination (Colombia); 146.95. Continue to promote gender equality and the empowerment of women (Singapore); 146.96. Continue with the measures aimed at eradicating gender discrimination, particularly in relation to migrant women (Argentina); 146.97. Continue its efforts to combat all forms of discrimination particularly religious discrimination and protecting of religious minority groups (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 146.98. Take legislative and practical steps to guarantee that LGBTI persons can enjoy all human rights without discrimination (Germany); 146.99. Introduce legislation that will decriminalize sexual relations between consenting adults of the same sex (Croatia); 146.100. Decriminalize homosexuality and respect the fundamental rights of LGBT persons (France); 146.101. Take the necessary measures to eradicate the discrimination based on sexual orientation (Argentina); 146.102. Delete those provisions that could favour discriminatory practices against persons based on their sexual orientation and gender identity (Chile); 146.103. Repeal sections of the Malaysian Penal Code that criminalize consensual same-sex conduct between adults (Netherlands); 146.104. Enact legislation prohibiting violence based on sexual orientation, and repeal laws that directly or indirectly criminalize consensual same-sex sexual activities (Canada); 146.105. Remain open and continue the engagement with the public on the death penalty matter, including on possible alternatives to the death penalty and its abolishing (Ukraine); 146.106. Maintain its good example in observing the legal safeguards surrounding the application of death penalty (Egypt); 146.107. Carry out the necessary nation-wide consultations to find an alternative to the death penalty, and, as far as possible, explore the possibility of establishing a moratorium on the capital punishment (Ecuador); 146.108. Finalize the review of the mandatory nature of the death penalty, maintain a moratorium and ultimately move to abolish the death penalty (Australia); 146.109. Take practical steps towards the abolishment of the death penalty, and as a first step officially introduce a moratorium on the implementation of death sentences (Bulgaria); 146.110. Broaden the review of the death penalty with a view of eliminating mandatory death sentencing for capital offences and commute all death sentences to terms of imprisonment (Sweden); 146.111. Consider reducing the number of crimes for which the capital punishment may be handed, including non-violent crimes, as well as establishing a moratorium on the use of the death penalty (Cyprus); 19