A/HRC/41/5 136.68 Guarantee the protection of civilians, given the sensitive security environment (France); 136.69 Take all necessary measures to minimize civilian casualties, considering that Afghan civilians, especially women and children, continue to suffer the devastating impact of the armed conflict (Republic of Korea); 136.70 Deepen its measures in order to repeal the death penalty in its national legislation (Argentina); 136.71 Commute all existing death sentences for offenders who committed the crime for which they were sentenced when under the age of 18 (Belgium); 136.72 Further progress in streamlining and implementing new legislation in the fields of combating torture and access to information (Turkey); 136.73 Commute all death sentences for offenders who committed crimes while under the age of 18 (Portugal); 136.74 Implement a moratorium on executions, aiming at the complete abolition of the death sentence, and commute existing sentences of capital punishment to other forms (Sweden); 136.75 Consider instituting a moratorium on executions and commuting death sentences of minors (Albania); 136.76 Reinstate its moratorium on executions, remove the death penalty from all criminal laws and ratify the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Australia); 136.77 Introduce a moratorium as a first step towards the full abolition of the death penalty (Austria); 136.78 Establish a moratorium on the death penalty with a view to abolishing it, and immediately reduce the number of crimes subject to the death penalty (France); 136.79 Provide official figures regarding death sentences and executions, and consider adopting a moratorium on the death penalty (Italy); 136.80 Establish a moratorium on executions with a view to the complete abolishment of the death penalty, and commute all existing death sentences (Liechtenstein); 136.81 Further reduce the number of crimes carrying capital punishment, and consider the re-establishment of the moratorium on the death penalty (Lithuania); 136.82 Consider an immediate moratorium on executions as a first step towards the abolition of the death sentence, and commute all existing death sentences for persons below 18 years of age at the time of the commission of the crime (Republic of Moldova); 136.83 Ensure thorough implementation of Afghanistan’s anti-torture law (Slovakia); 136.84 Take effective measures to strictly enforce the national prohibition of torture and to ensure that no person is subjected to unlawful treatment, and that all allegations of such treatment are duly investigated by the proper criminal authorities and perpetrators are held to account (Sweden); 136.85 Continue its fight against and the prevention of torture and illtreatment, with special emphasis on human rights defenders (Spain); 136.86 Build on achievements in the prevention of torture by prohibiting all forms of corporal punishment (Ukraine); 136.87 Intensify measures to improve the work of the penitentiary system, and continue integrating the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, 15