A/HRC/42/13 122.49 Continue to implement the National Economic and Social Development Plan for Horizon 2020 and to promote sustainable economic and social development (China); 122.50 Strengthen further the implementation of the National Economic and Social Development Plan for Horizon 2020, particularly in the areas of economic, social and cultural rights (Philippines); 122.51 Continue to intensify its efforts to develop and strengthen the necessary legislative framework to address cross-sectoral environmental challenges including climate change mitigation and adaptation (Fiji); 122.52 Ensure that women, children, youth, older persons, persons with disabilities and indigenous and other marginalized groups effectively participate in the development and implementation of necessary frameworks related to climate change and disaster risk management (Fiji); 122.53 Continue to build institutional capacity, data and knowledge to integrate environment and climate considerations more fully into the national regulatory framework (Fiji); 122.54 Consider abolishing the death penalty (Mozambique); 122.55 Consider the total abolition of the death penalty (Turkey); 122.56 Adopt the necessary measures to repeal the death penalty from its national legislation (Argentina); 122.57 Formally and finally abolish the death penalty (Cabo Verde); 122.58 Abolish the death penalty (Iceland); 122.59 Consider formally abolishing the death penalty (Italy); 122.60 Continue adopting all the necessary measures to eradicate the commission of acts of torture and ensure that perpetrators are brought to justice (Spain); 122.61 Investigate all allegations of torture and ill-treatment with a view to ensuring full accountability and preventing recurrence (Australia); 122.62 Fully implement Act No. 6/2006 prohibiting torture and prosecute security staff responsible for violations (Canada); 122.63 Effectively combat impunity, especially for acts of torture and sexual violence, including when these acts are perpetrated by law enforcement agencies (France); 122.64 Ensure that perpetrators of acts of torture in police stations and prisons be sanctioned by law and brought to justice (Madagascar); 122.65 Prevent and combat torture after arrest and during interrogations in police stations and sexual violence against women prisoners and lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons, and bring to justice all law enforcement officials who are suspected of having participated in those acts (Montenegro); 122.66 Intensify efforts to improve detention conditions and to reform generally the work of the penitentiary system (Russian Federation); 122.67 Address effectively allegations of political persecution and arbitrary arrest and the overall conditions that undermine the dignity of persons in detention (Sierra Leone); 122.68 Improve conditions of detention, in particular by allowing all detainees access to a judge and by abolishing all forms of arbitrary and secret detention, as previously recommended (Switzerland); 14