A/HRC/36/6 144.87 With reference to the recently expressed concern by the Economic and Social Council about the presence of the berm, continue to implement the demining programme along the berm and compensate victims (Namibia); 144.88 Continue efforts to remove landmines and other explosive remnants of war (Peru); 144.89 Adhere to and adapt national legislation to the Arms Trade Treaty (Guatemala); 144.90 Implement the recommendations from the second cycle contained in A/HRC/21/3, paras. 129.62 and 129.65, and unequivocally ban corporal punishment in all places, including at home, in alternative care institutions, in day nurseries and in schools (Haiti); 144.91 Establish legislation that prohibits corporal punishment and the illtreatment of boys and girls (Paraguay); 144.92 Abolish the death penalty (France); 144.93 Intensify national discussions with a view to abolishing the death penalty (Italy); 144.94 Keep the moratorium on the death penalty and intensify dialogue on capital punishment and its impact, towards its full abolition for all crimes (Montenegro); 144.95 Continue the current national debate on the abolition of the death penalty and consider formalizing the de facto moratorium currently observed (Albania); 144.96 Maintain its de facto moratorium on the use of the death penalty with a view towards its total abolition, including through the ongoing process of reform of the Criminal Code (Rwanda); 144.97 Continue the national debate on the abolition of the death penalty (South Africa); 144.98 Consider formalizing the de facto moratorium on the death penalty (Ukraine); 144.99 Consider abolishing capital punishment (Namibia); 144.100 Eliminate the death penalty from its national legislation (Paraguay); 144.101 Maintain the moratorium on the death penalty, followed by the definitive abolition of the death penalty (Austria); 144.102 Continue the socioeconomic programmes for detainees in relation to their post-detention socio-professional reinsertion, in particular in favour of women and youths (Central African Republic); 144.103 Accelerate the process of revising the legal framework regulating prisons in order to harmonize it with international standards (Cyprus); 144.104 Take the necessary measures to resolve the problem of prison overcrowding (Greece); 144.105 Continue to improve the conditions in prisons, reduce crowding and adopt alternatives to pretrial detention and provide adequate medical care to prisoners (Kenya); 144.106 Accelerate the process of revising the legislative framework governing prisons with a view to harmonizing it with the 2011 Constitution and international standards (Pakistan); 144.107 Adopt the proposed amendments to the Code of Criminal Procedure to ensure respect for guarantees and safeguards in detention (Ghana); 16