A/HRC/33/14 109.33 Consider amending its domestic laws to grant women equal rights with men with regard to transmission of their nationality to their children (Republic of Korea); 109.34 Modify articles 43 and 44 of the Constitution so that Swazi women, in the same way as men, can transmit their nationality to their children and their foreign spouses (Djibouti); 109.35 Modify its national laws to ensure that mothers can pass on nationality to their offspring regardless of the nationality of the father (Sierra Leone); 109.36 Amend legislation that denies Swazi citizenship to children born of foreign fathers (Honduras); 109.37 Abolish the death penalty, as previously recommended (Slovenia); 109.38 Formally establish a moratorium on the application of the death penalty, as a first step towards its definitive abolition (France); 109.39 Consider establishing a de jure moratorium on capital executions with a view to fully abolishing the death penalty (Italy); 109.40 Create a national registry of persons with albinism to prevent the killing of women and girls with albinism that are used for rituals (Uruguay); 109.41 Prohibit traditional practices that endanger the physical and psychological integrity of women, such as those affecting women and girls with albinism (Argentina); 109.42 Protect persons with albinism against ritual crimes more effectively (Senegal); 109.43 Thoroughly investigate and prosecute incidents perpetuated against persons with albinism (Sierra Leone); of violence 109.44 Adopt measures for providing protection to women and girls with albinism, including by effectively investigating all instances of violence against them, and by prosecuting and punishing the perpetrators appropriately (Slovenia); 109.45 Adopt specific legislation criminalizing torture (Brazil); 109.46 Criminalize torture and ensure impartial and effective investigations related to allegations of torture and punish the perpetrators of acts of torture (Togo); 109.47 Implement measures to improve prison conditions (Angola); 109.48 Take immediate and effective measures to bring conditions at all detention facilities into line with the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (Canada); 109.49 Take immediate action to align all domestic laws and pending legislation with the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, adopt without further delay the Bill on Sexual Offences and Domestic violence, and take all necessary measures to abolish traditional practices that are harmful to women and girls (Latvia); 109.50 Strengthen measures to combat gender-based violence and gender inequality in practice, motivated by discriminatory traditional practices (Algeria); 22