A/HRC/23/7 way that it covers discrimination based on descent; and abolish those laws that permit discrimination on the basis of ethnicity, language and culture (Germany); 117.3. Take comprehensive action in order to achieve full equality for women, and to especially repeal section 15(4) of the Constitution and to review customary law in order to eliminate discriminatory elements such as an inheritance rule providing for male-only inheritance of the family home (Germany); 117.4. Take steps to abolish the death penalty (Norway); 117.5. Consider abolishing the death penalty or putting a moratorium on its use (Namibia); 117.6. Consider the abolition of the death penalty (Romania); 117.7. Establish a moratorium on the death penalty (Togo); 117.8. Establish a moratorium on the death penalty (Chile); 117.9. Abolish the death penalty and ratify the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Spain); 117.10. Introduce a moratorium and seek alternatives to the death penalty (Hungary); 117.11. Agree to a moratorium on the death penalty as a first step toward ultimate abolition (Ireland); 117.12. Positively consider the establishment of a moratorium on executions (Italy); 117.13. Fully abolish the death penalty (Estonia); 117.14. Impose a moratorium on executions with a view to abolishing the death penalty entirely, in line with the UN Assembly General resolutions 62/149, 63/168 and 65/206, commuting all death sentences to life imprisonment terms (Slovakia); 117.15. Establish a moratorium on the death penalty, with a view to fully abolishing it, in line with relevant UN General Assembly resolutions (Germany); 117.16. Consider the possibility of establishing a moratorium on the carrying out of death sentences and evaluate the possibility of legally abolishing the death penalty (Argentina); 117.17. Consider a moratorium on the use of death penalty, and its eventual abolition (Cape Verde); 117.18. Establish a moratorium on executions as a first step towards complete abolition of the death penalty and accession to the Second Optional Protocol of the ICCPR (Australia); 117.19. Improved transparency of the clemency process in death penalty cases by making public the reasons behind decisions and providing a timetable for hearings (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 117.20. Establish a moratorium on the death penalty and initiate a national debate on its abolition (France); 23