A/HRC/39/13 147.104 Make efforts to review the definition of extremist activity for the proper application of the federal law combating extremist activity (Republic of Korea); 147.105 Strengthen the human rights perspective in the fight against terrorism (Peru); 147.106 Abolish the death penalty (Honduras); 147.107 Give due consideration to the legal abolition of the death penalty (Liechtenstein); 147.108 Take all the necessary steps to fully abolish the death penalty (Portugal); 147.109 Investigate cases of enforced disappearance, particularly in the North Caucasus, and ratify the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance (France); 147.110 Ensure that all investigations into cases of abductions, unlawful detentions, torture and other ill-treatment, as well as killings, are conducted thoroughly and effectively (Austria); 147.111 Ensure independent and credible investigations of alleged human rights violations in the North Caucasus and hold accountable anyone found responsible (Australia); 147.112 Strengthen measures aimed at investigating allegations of enforced disappearances in the North Caucasus and ratify the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance (Argentina); 147.113 Investigate allegations of torture and inhuman treatment in custody in a transparent manner and bring those responsible to justice (Germany); 147.114 Intensify efforts to fight domestic violence (Italy); 147.115 Ratify the Istanbul Convention and repeal legislation that decriminalizes domestic violence (Estonia); 147.116 Continue efforts towards the adoption of a law against domestic violence (Saudi Arabia); 147.117 Enhance (Kyrgyzstan); work to prevent and combat domestic violence 147.118 Improve support services for victims of domestic violence, including access to psychosocial support, educational centres and shelters for victims (Maldives); 147.119 Adopt national legislation prohibiting all forms of gender-based violence, including domestic violence, and ensuring adequate care for victims (Mexico); 147.120 Enhance its efforts towards combating domestic violence and advancing women’s empowerment (Myanmar); 147.121 Criminalize domestic violence and abolish the list of “prohibited professions”, in order not to restrict the employment rights of women (Paraguay); 147.122 Strengthen measures to combat domestic violence, in particular gender-based violence, including through the adoption and implementation of specific legislation to ensure that cases of domestic violence are investigated and prosecuted (Rwanda); 147.123 Effectively investigate all cases of violence against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons and activists, including the violation of their rights to freedom of expression and assembly, and bring perpetrators to justice (Montenegro); 16