A/HRC/26/5 121.107. Explicitly prohibit the corporal punishment of children in the home and in all alternative care settings (Liechtenstein); 121.108. Adopt legislation prohibiting the corporal punishment of children within the family (Madagascar); 121.109. Guarantee that the civil courts’ jurisdiction is applied also in cases of police persons (Carabineros) accused of violations of human rights (Czech Republic); 121.110. Reform the military justice system to exclude civilians from its jurisdiction and be used only to hear offences arising in the context of military duties (Iran (Islamic republic of)); 121.111. Bring military justice into conformity with international standards to ensure the right to a fair trial (Switzerland); 121.112. Strengthen its efforts to advance organic and procedural reform of military justice with the aim of eliminating the use of the death penalty in all hypotheses comprised in the Code of Military Justice (Uruguay); 121.113. Establish mechanisms and procedures to facilitate access to justice for persons belonging to discriminated populations who are victims of violence that ensure the investigation and punishment of such acts, the conviction of those who perpetuate them and just reparations for the victims (Colombia); 121.114. Prosecute, proportionally to the severity of the offence, serious violations of human rights perpetrated under the dictatorship, which have been identified by the mechanisms of transitional justice (France); 121.115. Put an end to impunity for those who committed severe crimes (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 121.116. Abrogate the Amnesty Decree-Law No. 2.191 (Italy); 121.117. Comply with the recommendation of the Committee against Torture to repeal the provision of Law No. 19.992 that establishes confidentiality for 50 years of information concerning the practice of torture during the dictatorship (Mexico); 121.118. Guarantee an effective and sufficient stakeholders in the juvenile justice system (Egypt); specialization of the 121.119. Take the necessary measures to establish a specialized juvenile justice system and continue efforts for reintegration of former child offenders into society, in compliance with the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Republic of Moldova); 121.120. Create a system of juvenile justice that includes the establishment of a children’s ombudsman (Spain); 121.121. Preserve and promote the identity of the family, recognizing its foundation in the union of man and woman based on free consent (Holy See); 121.122. Protect the right to the family, being the natural and fundamental group of society based upon the stable relationship between a woman and a man (Bangladesh); 121.123. That all the newborn children born in Chile should have the right to Chilean nationality with a legal framework for their protection (Afghanistan); 121.124. Strengthen efforts to ensure better participation of women at the political level (Greece); 20