A/HRC/27/10 124.87 Establish an immediate moratorium on the use of the death penalty with a view to abolition and in the meantime immediately end public and extrajudicial executions (Lithuania); 124.88 Establish an immediate moratorium on the death penalty as a first step towards its final abolition, withdraw the mandatory nature of the death sentence, publish detailed statistics on the death sentence and on executions (France); 124.89 Establish an immediate moratorium on the death penalty, as a first step towards its complete abolition, and publish detailed statistics on death sentences and executions (Hungary); 124.90 Establish and implement an immediate moratorium on the imposition and execution of the death penalty (Montenegro); 124.91 Disclose detailed data on the use of the death penalty and the modalities of the executions (Italy); 124.92 Stop the practice of public executions and declare and implement an immediate moratorium on the imposition and execution of the death penalty, followed by concrete steps towards the complete abolition of the death penalty (Germany); 124.93 End the practice of arbitrary, public and private executions (Chile); 124.94 As long as the Government of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea maintains the death penalty, respect minimum standards in that regard, Economic and Social Council resolution 1984/50 and the standing provisions of ICCPR (articles 6 and 14) as well as of CRC (article 37) (Belgium); 124.95 Prohibit the use of torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment as punishment for detainees (Spain); 124.96 Take measures to combat the use of torture and related acts (Botswana); 124.97 Take immediate steps to stop the use of torture and ill-treatment in all instances of deprivation of freedom (Slovakia); 124.98 Take immediate and transparent action to stop the use of torture and other ill-treatment of all detainees, including forced hard labour and denial of food quotas (Sweden); 124.99 Conduct thorough investigation of cases of the use of torture and other forms of cruel treatment, in particular cases of violence against women in the penitentiary system (Russian Federation); 124.100 Immediately establish a system to prevent sexual violence against female prisoners (Ireland); 124.101 Ensure that all prisoners are provided with the minimum standards of humane treatment, in particular that they are not subject to torture or inhumane or degrading treatment such as forced hard labour or food quotas (New Zealand); 124.102 Make a list of persons in detention, provide access to the International Red Cross to prisons and review all cases of arbitrary arrest or confessions under torture, considering reparation for victims (Mexico); 17