A/HRC/28/12 138.131 Review its legislation and policy so as to ensure freedom of religion of persons belonging to religious minorities, including Baha’is, as well as protection of their other human rights without any discrimination (Czech Republic); 138.132 Put an end to discrimination and repression against people because of their ethnic and religious affiliation, including Baha’is, Kurds, Ahwazis and Christians (France); 138.133 End discrimination in law and in practice against religious and ethnic minorities, including the Baha’i community (Lithuania); 138.134 Take steps to prevent discrimination and incitement to hatred against the Baha’i or any other ethnic or religious minority, regardless of whether it is officially recognized (Mexico); 138.135 Outlaw forced or coerced sterilisation, sex reassignment surgeries and reparative therapies imposed without, free and informed consent (Iceland); 138.136 End discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation (Canada); 138.137 Engage in order to address any form of discrimination against LGBTI people and in particular to prevent any practice which can harm their dignity, such as unnecessary sex reassignment surgery, especially when carried out without duly informed consent (Italy); 138.138 Repeal the provisions in its Penal Code which criminalize consensual same-sex activities between adults (Spain); 138.139 Repeal laws criminalizing consensual sexual conduct between samesex adults (Iceland); 138.140 Revise legislative provisions that legalize abuse, persecution, sexual violence and arrest of LGBTI persons (Iceland); 138.141 Abolish all legislation resulting in discrimination, prosecution and punishment of people based on their sexual orientation or gender identity (Israel); 138.142 Repeal all legislative provisions which lead to discriminations based on sexual orientation and declared or perceived gender identity of persons (Luxembourg); 138.143 Pay attention to cases of violence and discrimination based upon sexual orientation, in particular against LGBT persons, both in law and in practice (Chile); 138.144 Amend the Penal Code to exclude drug-trafficking related crimes from those punished by the death penalty (Spain); 138.145 Consider the cases of all prisoners condemned to death with a view to commuting their sentences and respect their right to challenge the legality of their detention before a tribunal, in compliance with international law (Switzerland); 138.146 Revise the Islamic Penal Code to ensure consistency with its international obligations, including article 6 of ICCPR, so that the death penalty is reserved for most serious crimes, never imposed for crimes committed by persons below 18 years of age and never imposed arbitrarily (Canada); 19