A/HRC/30/16 137.119 Conduct investigations of enforced disappearances and ratify the Convention relative thereto (France); 137.120 Reveal the fate and location of those persons who forcefully disappeared during the period of the Gaddafi regime, among whom the Lebanese Leader, Imam Moussa Al-Sadr and his two companions, who disappeared after their visit to Libya on 31 August 1978, following their meeting at that time with the Libyan President Muammar Gaddafi (Lebanon); 137.121 Prohibit the practice of torture, and prosecute its perpetrators (France); 137.122 Take actions to stop the use of torture, including sexual torture (Costa Rica); 137.123 End all torture or ill-treatment of detainees and the use of unlawful interrogation methods (Slovenia); 137.124 Intensify its efforts to prevent, combat and eliminate torture and accede to the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture (Luxembourg); 137.125 Ensure that all allegations of torture are promptly and impartially investigated and that victims obtain redress in accordance with Libya’s international obligations under the Convention against Torture (Latvia); 137.126 Take all necessary actions to end torture and ill-treatment of detainees, ensure that all cases of alleged torture are promptly investigated and that perpetrators are held accountable (Ireland); 137.127 Amend legislation that allows corporal punishment, including amputation, and criminalize torture (Spain); 137.128 End arbitrary detentions and guarantee treatment of detainees in line with international standards (Switzerland); 137.129 Put an end to arbitrary detention and prevent abuses and discrimination against third-country nationals and against groups of citizens of Libya (Chile); 137.130 Close the illegal places of detention, which are the source of grave human rights violations (Chad); 137.131 Adopt measures to fight against the use of violence as a weapon of war (Angola); 137.132 Adopt clear and enforceable provisions criminalizing violence against women, including domestic and sexual violence (Latvia); 137.133 Pursue efforts to protect children from violence (Jordan); 137.134 Continue strengthening legal and policy protections which guarantee the rights of the child (Serbia); 137.135 Combat trafficking and sale in human beings (France); 137.136 Fight more vigorously human trafficking in the Mediterranean (Senegal); 137.137 Adopt the necessary legislations to combat the phenomenon of human trafficking (Egypt); 22