A/HRC/41/12 118.45 Enable the National Human Rights Commission to fulfil its role (Sudan); 118.46 Appoint new members and take the necessary steps to ensure the effective functioning of the National Commission for Human Rights and Freedoms (Togo); 118.47 Continue its efforts to activate the role of the National Human Rights Commission (Yemen); 118.48 Make the necessary arrangements for the National Human Rights Commission to hold its inaugural meeting and to benefit from the means necessary for its regular operation (France); 118.49 Keep mobilizing resources and seek the necessary international support to enhance its capacity to protect and promote human rights (Nigeria); 118.50 Adopt measures in order to eliminate all forms of discrimination (Brazil); 118.51 Take specific measures to ensure freedom of religion and belief by prohibiting the implementation of discriminatory administrative measures against the practice of minority religions (Angola); 118.52 Harmonize the legislation on freedom of religion with international standards and put an end to all forms of reprisals against religious minorities (Mexico); 118.53 Allow opposition groups and persons belonging to religious minorities to exercise, without any limitations, their right to peaceful assembly (Netherlands); 118.54 Implement measures in the area of climate change and related disaster risk reduction, ensuring a human rights-based approach, the incorporation of a gender perspective and the prioritization of vulnerable groups (Chile); 118.55 Continue to implement national development plans, promote sustainable economic and social development and improve people’s living standard (China); 118.56 Intensify its efforts in engaging stakeholders and the public in policy discussions and programmes on climate change and disaster risk reduction and management (Philippines); 118.57 Abolish the death penalty (Cabo Verde); 118.58 Establish a moratorium on executions with a view to the abolition of the death penalty and, in the short term, reduce the number of offences punishable by the death penalty (France); 118.59 Step up efforts to improve the penitentiary infrastructure and prison conditions to bring them into line with international standards (Mauritius); 118.60 Abolish the death penalty (Montenegro); 118.61 Accelerate the process that will lead to the abolition of the death penalty (Mozambique); 118.62 Take further measures to prohibit all forms of slavery and provide further psychological support to victims of trafficking in persons (Oman); 118.63 Take concrete measures to introduce a de jure moratorium on the use of the death penalty with a view to its total abolition (Rwanda); 118.64 Continue its endeavours in working towards the abolition of the death penalty (South Africa); 14 GE.19-06795