A/HRC/26/6 143.85. Further implement relevant measures to protect women’s and children’s rights to improve women’s status in economic, social and family life, and to combat violence against women (China); 143.86. Continue implementation of policies to combat discrimination against people from disadvantaged groups, including providing them with access to social security, health services, education and housing (Serbia); 143.87. Combat discrimination against women through anti-trafficking legislation; by ensuring women’s entitlement to land in the Land Law; and by curbing domestic violence and violations of reproductive rights (Netherlands); 143.88. Enact a law to fight against discrimination which guarantees the equality of all citizens, regardless of their sexual orientation and gender identity (Chile); 143.89. Continue to reduce offences subjected to the death penalty (Belgium); 143.90. Continue to work towards reducing the number of crimes subject to the death penalty (Namibia); 143.91. Reduce the number of crimes punishable by death by December 2014 (United Kingdom); 143.92. Reduce the list of crimes punishable by death penalty, in particular economic crimes and those linked to drugs, and examine the possibility of introducing a moratorium (Switzerland); 143.93. Further reduce the number of crimes carrying the death penalty and publish figures on death verdicts (Germany); 143.94. Consider at least further restricting the use of the death penalty only for the most serious crimes, as stated in article 6 of ICCPR with a view to soon adopting a de facto moratorium on executions (Italy); 143.95. Continue reform towards eventual abolition of the death penalty, including greater transparency around its use (New Zealand); 143.96. Consider abolition of the death penalty in the near future (Greece); 143.97. Consider establishing a moratorium on the death penalty (Ecuador); 143.98. Consider a moratorium on the death penalty with a view to its eventual abolition (Slovenia); 143.99. Consider a moratorium on the use of the death penalty with a view to its abolition (Namibia); 143.100. Consider imposing a moratorium on execution of death penalties while assessing the possibility of adopting the Second Optional Protocol to ICCPR aimed at the abolition of the death penalty (Brazil); 143.101. Continue to work towards abolition of the death penalty and consider adopting an immediate de facto moratorium (Portugal); 143.102. Reintroduce a moratorium on executions with a view to abolition of the death penalty (Czech Republic); 143.103. Establish a moratorium on executions with a view to removing the death penalty from its criminal statutes and ratify the Second Optional Protocol to ICCPR (Australia); 19