A/HRC/37/9 112.28 Abolish the death penalty, as previously recommended (Slovakia); 112.29 Establish a de jure moratorium on executions and abolish the death penalty for all crimes, and consider ratifying the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Slovenia); 112.30 Abolish the death penalty in all cases (Timor-Leste); 112.31 Ratify the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, aiming at the abolition of the death penalty (Angola); 112.32 Formally abolish the death penalty and accede to the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Australia); 112.33 Abolish the death penalty in national legislation by adopting law No. 5100 on the final abolition of the death penalty (Côte d’Ivoire); 112.34 Enact draft law No. 3590 related to the commission on the search for victims of enforced disappearance and other disappearances, which is currently under consideration by the Congress (Mexico); 112.35 Put an end to the use of the criminal justice system to intimidate, threaten, marginalize and stigmatize journalists, social organizations and human rights defenders engaged in the defence of economic, social, cultural and environmental rights and of indigenous peoples’ rights (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 112.36 Implement the outcomes of the national dialogue for Constitutional reform in the field of justice, which was initiated in February 2016, whose purpose was to hold consultations with all stakeholders regarding actions to further the strengthening of the justice system in Guatemala (Mexico); 112.37 Establish mechanisms for the selection of judges which rule out any risk of politicization or conflict of interest, and ensure that the principle of separation of administrative and judicial functions of the Supreme Court guarantees the full independence and impartiality of the judiciary in Guatemala (Switzerland); 112.38 Take steps to approve and implement the 2016 Constitutional reform on the appointment of the judiciary as this would help to ensure its independence (Australia); 112.39 Decentralize the International Commission against Impunity in Guatemala to all regions (Finland); 112.40 Ensure that the International Commission against Impunity in Guatemala is able to operate without interference and that government institutions key to anti-corruption efforts continue to be adequately funded with dedicated leadership (United States of America); 112.41 Deepen the measures aimed at speeding up the progress of trials of the perpetrators of acts of genocide and crimes against humanity and provide due protection to the judges involved in these investigations (Argentina); 112.42 Consider the possibility of establishing a universal basic income with a view to further reducing poverty and inequality levels, for improving the existing social protection system (Haiti); 112.43 Adopt an intercultural health policy and strategy with an approach based on gender rights and sensitivity ensuring, inter alia, universal access to sexual and reproductive health, particularly in rural areas (Honduras); 112.44 Adopt effective measures to address the high levels of pregnancy among girls and adolescents, and ensure their effective access to sexual and reproductive health care and services and education programmes (Iceland); 21