A/HRC/44/5 113.57 Allocate to the national human rights institution a budget that is appropriate, and permanent staff sufficiently trained to enable it to fully fulfil its mandate, pursuant to the Paris Principles (Niger); 113.58 Decriminalize consensual relationships between same-sex adults and promote respect for the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (Spain); 113.59 Take the appropriate measures to combat acts of discrimination and violence against people from the LGBTIQ group and to rescind national laws that criminalize same-sex relations (Argentina); 113.60 Consider decriminalizing consensual sexual relations between adults of the same sex (Chile); 113.61 Decriminalize consensual sexual relations between adults of the same sex and expand its anti-discrimination legislation, to include a prohibition of discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity (Iceland); 113.62 Decriminalize consensual same-sex sexual conduct (Italy); 113.63 Continue to mobilize resources and seek necessary support to enhance its capacity for the promotion and protection of human rights (Nigeria); 113.64 Adopt a comprehensive, gender-responsive and disability-inclusive approach to climate change adaptation and mitigation policies, consistent with the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, to address the economic, cultural and social impacts that climate change represents, for the full and effective enjoyment of human rights for all (Fiji); 113.65 Make sure to consult the local communities before concluding contracts relating to the management of natural resources or to projects which have a social and environmental impact (Luxembourg); 113.66 Reconsider speeding up the process aiming at the abolition of the death penalty (Mozambique); 113.67 Ensure that sentences of persons who remain under capital punishment are commuted without delay (Portugal); 113.68 Ensure that the sentences of persons sentenced to death are commuted (Timor-Leste); 113.69 Consider commuting the sentences of persons who had been sentenced to death prior to the entry into force of the Criminal Code (Uruguay); 113.70 Abolish definitively the death penalty and commute all death sentences that predate the new Criminal Code (Cabo Verde); 113.71 Ensure that the sentences of persons sentenced to the death penalty prior to its removal from the Criminal Code of 2016 and the Code of Military Justice of 2017 are commuted without delay (Fiji); 113.72 Ensure that sentences of persons who remain under a sentence of death are commuted without delay (Namibia); 113.73 Continue its valuable work to guarantee the right to life, liberty and security of its people, to further promote the rule of law, and to guarantee impartial and fair access to the justice system for all its citizens (Turkey); 113.74 Improve the living conditions and treatment of prisoners (Zambia); 113.75 Take urgent and meaningful measures to improve prison conditions in line with the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (the Nelson Mandela Rules), especially with regard to overcrowding, access to food, water, sanitation and medical treatment (Germany); 14