A/HRC/36/3 114.71 Amend the 2006 law on protecting society from terrorist acts to avoid imposing statelessness on individuals and minimize the negative impact on the families of those affected (Germany); 114.72 Continue with the strategy of combating terrorism in order to protect human rights (Kuwait); 114.73 Continue efforts to promote the participation of women in political, economic, social and all other spheres (Myanmar); 114.74 Abolish the death penalty, and commute all death sentences to prison terms (Sweden); 114.75 Commute all the death sentences and establish a moratorium on executions (Portugal); Commute all death sentences, declare a moratorium on executions and move towards an abolition of the death penalty (Norway); Introduce a moratorium on the execution of the death penalty (Germany); Impose a moratorium on the use of the death penalty (Montenegro); Reintroduce the moratorium on executions with a view to definitively abolishing the death penalty (Spain); Impose an official moratorium on the death penalty and replace the death penalty with a sentence that is fair and proportionate and respects international human rights standards (Bulgaria); 114.76 Suspend without delay the executions and declare a moratorium on the application of death penalty as the first phase towards its abolition (France); Immediately implement a formal moratorium on the death penalty with a view to abolishing the practice (Australia); Immediately declare an official moratorium on executions with a view to the ratification of the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the abolition of the death penalty (Austria); Establish without delay a legal moratorium on the application of the death penalty with a view to its subsequent abolition (Luxembourg) 114.77 Establish an official moratorium on the death penalty (Lithuania); Establish a moratorium on executions with a view to abolishing the death penalty (Italy); Take urgent measures to establish a formal moratorium on executions of prisoners on death row (Argentina); Establish a moratorium on the death penalty with a view to its abolition (Chile); 114.78 Restrict the use of the death penalty to crimes that meet the threshold of “most serious crimes” under international law (Belgium); 114.79 Investigate all allegations of torture and start prosecuting all individuals found responsible (Norway); 114.80 Ensure accountability for perpetrators of torture and access by victims of torture to justice, redress and rehabilitation (Czechia); 114.81 Further implement measures on the protection of victims of mistreatment and torture and on the prosecution of perpetrators (Italy); 114.82 Criminalize torture in its legislation and establish a national preventive mechanism for torture (Spain); 114.83 Ensure the independence, impartiality and effectiveness of the Special Investigations Unit and other relevant human rights institutions in investigating all allegations of torture and other ill-treatment, unlawful killings and deaths in custody (Finland); 114.84 Strengthen health services for prisoners and detainees (Qatar);1 1 16 On 5 May 2017, at the time of adoption of the draft document during the 10th meeting of the Working Group, this recommendation was withdrawn by the delegation of Qatar.