A/HRC/27/13 135.48 Accelerate the process for the drafting and adoption of a law on gender equality (Guatemala); 135.49 Define and prohibit discrimination against women (Guatemala); 135.50 Consider revising the law on customary marriage with a view to guaranteeing equal succession rights to women, and establish a minimum age of 18 years for marriage (Sierra Leone); 135.51 Initiate an awareness-raising campaign on the importance of equal rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons in order to foster a climate of true social acceptance, in the spirit of the Constitution of Equatorial Guinea (Netherlands); 135.52 Expedite the process of enacting the moratorium on executions and then consider the total abolition of the death penalty (Turkey); 135.53 Establish an official moratorium on the use of the death penalty, with a view to its abolition (Montenegro); 135.54 Establish a moratorium on the use of the death penalty and consider ratifying the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, aiming at the abolition of the death penalty (Uruguay); 135.55 Examine the possibility of abolishing the death penalty (Ecuador); 135.56 Declare and implement a moratorium on the death penalty and initiate constitutional and legislative reforms aiming at its full abolition (Spain); 135.57 Commission further studies on the issue of the death penalty, with a view to its abolition (Mozambique); 135.58 Reinforce measures to fight against migrant smuggling and human trafficking, which are at risk of increasing in Equatorial Guinea and in the entire subregion (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 135.59 Reinforce policies to fight against human trafficking and migrant smuggling (Côte d’Ivoire); 135.60 Consider releasing, on humanitarian grounds, inmates whose detention puts at risk their health and life; (Italy); 135.61 Accelerate the process of adopting specific legislation and a national action plan to combat all forms of violence against women, particularly those in vulnerable situations, including migrants, persons with disabilities and women in detention facilities (Philippines); 135.62 End the practice of secret detention and guarantee that due legal process is followed, in line with international standards (Mexico); 135.63 Take concrete measures to guarantee respect for the rights and fundamental freedoms of all the population, and take the necessary actions to investigate and punish those responsible for the kidnapping of refugees, arbitrary detention, torture, executions and enforced disappearances (Argentina); 135.64 Advance in the allocation to the judiciary of the necessary financial resources with a view to achieving its full independence, as well as guaranteeing due transparency and efficiency in the administration of justice (Uruguay); 22