A/HRC/43/6 127.82 Remove all severe restrictions and discrimination, in law and in practice, regarding full enjoyment of human rights for women and girls to ensure their equal access and equal rights with men, including the right to land ownership, the right to education and reproductive rights (Myanmar); 127.83 Continue its national policy efforts to realize the participation of women and men in an equal and equitable manner in the economic, political and social spheres (Bahamas); 127.84 Take further action to enforce the ban on female genital mutilation, educate communities on the law, and protect the rights of women and girls (Australia); 127.85 Continue its efforts in enhancing the socioeconomic well-being of its people, and ensure their full enjoyment of human rights (Nigeria); 127.86 Continue intensifying international partnerships and cooperation in particular on socioeconomic development programmes (Philippines); 127.87 Continue to implement the national development plan 2018–2021 (Sudan); 127.88 Strengthen the implementation of the national development plan and its follow up, including through collaboration with other States (Indonesia); 127.89 Continue to implement the national development plan 2018–2021, strengthen efforts in poverty alleviation and promote sustainable economic and social development (China); 127.90 Ensure that women, children and persons with disabilities are meaningfully engaged in the development of legislation, policies and programmes on climate change and disaster risk reduction (Fiji); 127.91 Abolish the death penalty in the legal system (Spain); 127.92 Abolish the death penalty (Timor-Leste); 127.93 Continue to strengthen measures towards abolishing the death penalty in its national legislation (Argentina); 127.94 Establish a formal moratorium on the death penalty, as a step towards complete abolition of this practice, and commute all remaining death sentences (Australia); 127.95 Complete the process of abolishing the death penalty (Central African Republic); 127.96 Consider formally abolishing the death penalty (Fiji); 127.97 Intensify the efforts to abolish the death penalty (Georgia); 127.98 Maintain the moratorium on executions with a view to legally abolishing the death penalty (Italy); 127.99 Criminalize torture and enforced disappearance, and ratify the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture (Spain); 127.100 Investigate all allegations of torture and ill-treatment in detention in order to put an end to persistent impunity and fully incorporate the Convention against Torture into national laws (Switzerland); 127.101 Consider appropriate measures to put an end to acts of torture, beatings and ill-treatment that may have been conducted by certain members of defence and security forces (Central African Republic); 127.102 Prevent the excessive use of force by public authorities, as well as cases of torture and extrajudicial executions (Italy); 127.103 Regulate excessive use of force by law enforcement agencies (Botswana); 15