A/HRC/40/7 148.108 Strengthen the fight against impunity, notably guaranteeing respect for rights in the fight against terrorism and law enforcement (France); 148.109 Pursue its efforts to fight terrorism (Egypt); 148.110 Redouble efforts to fight terrorism (Burundi); 148.111 Continue to strengthen effective measures against extremism and terrorism (Comoros); 148.112 Continue efforts in the context of the programme to combat violent extremism by giving particular attention to strengthening a culture of tolerance and moderation (United Arab Emirates); 148.113 Strengthen existing measures to better counter the spread of radicalization in the country (Morocco); 148.114 Continue to redouble efforts in the fight against terrorism for the security of its population and those of neighbouring countries (Chad); 148.115 Continue with efforts to fight extremism and terrorism (Kuwait); 148.116 Continue to fight terrorism and extremism and create a safe and stable environment for the promotion and protection of human rights (China); 148.117 Strengthen all efforts to address violent extremism (Guyana); 148.118 Do not relent in its counter-terrorism operations, with the aim of finally ending the menace of terrorism in the country (Cameroon); 148.119 Continue the implementation of measures and strategies to combat terrorism in order to ensure adequate protection of the population (Belarus); 148.120 Review counter-terrorism laws and policies to ensure compliance with international standards, including international human rights and humanitarian law (Brazil); 148.121 Take appropriate action to guarantee respect for human rights in the fight against terrorism, insurgency and other internal security operations, and to ensure that all perpetrators of violations are brought to justice (Bulgaria); 148.122 Continue to mobilize resources and galvanize international support to address the humanitarian crisis occasioned by terrorist activities, especially in the north-eastern part of the country (Pakistan); 148.123 Reinforce victim protection services, taking into account the vulnerability of children and women facing terrorist groups’ actions (Portugal); 148.124 Abolish the death penalty (Cabo Verde); 148.125 Consider the abolition of the death penalty (Romania); 148.126 Abolish the death penalty, especially for persons under 18 years of age, and progressively reduce the number of crimes punishable by capital punishment, as previously recommended (Uruguay); 148.127 Take concrete measures to introduce a de jure moratorium on the death penalty with a view towards its total abolition (Rwanda); 148.128 Abolish the death penalty, adopt an immediate de facto moratorium and ratify the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Portugal); 148.129 Implement a moratorium on the death penalty and take steps to ratify the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, aiming at the abolition of the death penalty (Republic of Moldova); 148.130 Introduce a moratorium on the death penalty with a view to abolishing it (Sweden); 16