A/HRC/43/10 of the death penalty (Estonia); Abolish the death penalty and sign and ratify the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, aiming at the abolition of the death penalty (Portugal); Fully abolish the death penalty and ratify the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, aiming at the abolition of the death penalty (Iceland); 139.74 While narrowing the application of the death penalty under its law, also consider completely abolishing it (Fiji); 139.75 Abolish the death penalty for all crimes, including war crimes, treason and terrorist acts (France); 139.76 Keep the moratorium on the death penalty, while further reducing the list of capital crimes, with a view to abolishing it (Holy See); 139.77 Maintain the moratorium on the death penalty and consider fully abolishing it (Italy); 139.78 Make progress in line with the current moratorium on the application of the death penalty, until its complete elimination from the current legal system (Uruguay); 139.79 Extend the mandate of the national preventative mechanism to cover all places of detention in line with article 4 of the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture and ensure its financial and operational independence (Austria); 139.80 Consider establishing an independent national preventive mechanism for the prevention of torture (Tunisia); 139.81 Ensure the independence of and provide resources and a broad mandate to the national mechanism for the prevention of torture in order to continue its efforts to combat and eliminate torture (Paraguay); 139.82 Further strengthen and improve the judicial and law enforcement systems (Turkmenistan); 139.83 Protect the independence of the judiciary by bringing regulations relating to the legal profession into line with international legal standards (Denmark); 139.84 Continue promoting legislative and institutional mechanisms to combat corruption (Egypt); 139.85 Ensure the rule of law, particularly the independence of the judiciary, and the right to a fair trial for all persons (France); 139.86 Reform the judicial system in accordance with international standards related to the administration of justice, to guarantee that judges and lawyers exercise their profession independently (Mexico); 139.87 Continue to develop and strengthen the judicial system in order to improve the quality of judicial decisions (Nigeria); 139.88 Strengthen transparency and accountability by promoting and protecting the right to freedom of expression, especially by upholding media freedom, protecting activities of non-governmental organizations, and amending criminal and civil codes with regard to criminal slander and libel (Australia); 139.89 Strengthen freedom of the press and the right to information by modifying the legislation that criminalizes journalists and the media for defamation, insults and false information, which is an obstacle for their work (Chile); 139.90 Bring article 20 (2) of the Constitution of Kazakhstan into line with article 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Estonia); 15