A/HRC/26/6 143.104. Establish a moratorium on the death penalty with a view to becoming a party to the second Optional Protocol to ICCPR, and continue with efforts to uphold all international human rights standards, including civil and political rights (Estonia); 143.105. Establish a moratorium on the use of the death penalty with a view to its abolition, and, in the meantime, ensure full compliance in all death penalty cases with international fair trial standards (Lithuania); 143.106. Establish a moratorium on executions with a view to abolishing the death penalty (France); 143.107. Establish an official moratorium on the use of the death penalty with a view to abolition (Montenegro); 143.108. Establish a moratorium on executions with a view to the total abolition of capital punishment (Belgium); 143.109. Institute a moratorium on the application of the death penalty (Togo); 143.110. Immediately adopt a moratorium on the death penalty as a first step towards its abolition (Austria); 143.111. Adopt an indefinite moratorium on the death penalty and commute current convictions to achieve its total abolition (Spain); 143.112. Declare a moratorium on the capital punishment; until that, promptly reduce the number of offences subject to death penalty and publish statistics about the use of death penalty in Viet Nam (Sweden); 143.113. Publish precise information on the identity and number of convicted persons currently on death row (Belgium); 143.114. Continue using its sovereign right to apply the death penalty as a tool of criminal justice in accordance with the proper safeguards specified under international human rights law (Egypt); 143.115. Take into account the opinions of the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention on the release of around 30 persons detained arbitrarily since the last UPR (Switzerland); 143.116. Implement the opinions of the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention on individuals and release the individuals concerned (New Zealand); 143.117. Immediately release all prisoners held in arbitrary detention and recompense them as requested by the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention (Germany); 143.118. Revise vague national security laws that are used to suppress universal rights, and unconditionally release all political prisoners, such as Dr. Cu Huy Ha Vu, Le Quoc Quan, Dieu Cay and Tran Huynh Duy Thuc (United States of America); 143.119. Ensure in law and in practice the protection of women against all forms of violence (Canada); 143.120. Strengthen the national system of investigating complaints of child abuse and neglect, eliminate violence against children, and establish policies to protect children from all forms of violence (Poland); 20