A/HRC/29/14 72.37. Extend an open invitation to all special procedures of the Human Rights Council (Slovenia); 72.38. Issue standing invitations to all Special Procedures of the Council (Ghana); 72.39. Take advantage of the technical assistance available through OHCHR to fulfil its reporting obligations to the various United Nations treaty bodies, as previously recommended (Jamaica); 72.40. Implement human rights education and anti-discrimination awareness-raising programs for the general public in collaboration with local civil society groups working on behalf of vulnerable populations (United States of America); 72.41. Continue efforts for the effective implementation of legislative policies and educational measures aimed at eradicating discrimination in all its forms (Ecuador); 72.42. Abolish capital punishment (Sweden); 72.43. Eliminate the death penalty in the national legislation and adopt an official moratorium on it (Chile); 72.44. Consider reforming its legislation with a view to abolishing the death penalty; in the meantime, a formal moratorium on such punishment should be adopted (Brazil); 72.45. Launch a political consultation aimed at discussing the modalities for the abolition of the death penalty (Switzerland); 72.46. Declare an official moratorium on executions with a view to abolishing the death penalty (Paraguay); 72.47. Promote the adoption of the necessary measures to abolish the death penalty in their judicial system (Panama); 72.48. Take measures to establish an official moratorium on executions with a view to abolishing the death penalty for all crimes and consider introducing appropriate constitutional provisions to warrant this (Namibia); 72.49. Review the legislation criminalizing abortion and amend it so that abortion is no longer a criminal offence (Slovenia); 72.50. Take and strengthen the implementation of measures to combat all forms of violence against women, particularly sexual violence (Colombia); 72.51. Ensure that domestic and sexual violence against women and girls is investigated and that perpetrators are prosecuted (Montenegro); 72.52. Take specific measures to address the high incidence of violence against women and children, as a matter of priority (the Philippines); 72.53. Ensure that cases of domestic violence against women and girls are carefully investigated and that the perpetrators and collaborators are brought to justice (Thailand); 72.54. Take effective measures to combat violence against women and also the trafficking in persons (Trinidad and Tobago); 13