A/HRC/33/8 140.23 Reconsider amendments to the constitution, other laws and policies that contradict with the Sudan’s international obligations, including international human rights law and international humanitarian law (Slovakia); 140.24 Make progress towards the abolition of the crime of apostasy and the elimination of other laws and practices contrary to freedom of religion and/or belief (Spain); 140.25 Revise the 1991 Penal Code and abolish the penalization of apostasy (Australia) (Italy); 140.26 Amend the National Security Act of 2010 to abolish the criminal immunity enjoyed by security officers (Spain); 140.27 Reform the National Security Act (2010) so it adheres to international standards, including by removing provisions that provide National Intelligence and Security Service officers with immunity from prosecution (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 140.28 Revisions to the National Security Act, which allows for civil and criminal immunity for security forces in relation to serious human rights violations and abuses committed in their official capacity, and those responsible for serious human rights violations and abuses be held to account (Australia); 140.29 Amend the 2010 National Security Act, removing immunities from members of the National Intelligence and Security Services and revoking their powers of arrest and detention (Canada); 140.30 Review the National Security Act, in particular the extensive powers granted to the National Intelligence and Security Services, to bring it in line with international human rights law (Denmark); 140.31 Cooperate fully with United Nations and other international human rights monitors to help promote accountability (United States of America); 140.32 Concretize the visit of special procedures on racism and enforce disappearances (Costa Rica); 140.33 Extend a standing invitation to all special procedures and respond positively to pending visit requests (Iceland); 140.34 Extend a standing invitation to all special procedure mandate holders (Latvia) (Lithuania) (Poland); 140.35 Cooperate fully with special procedures mandate holders and UNAMID (Ukraine); 140.36 Review and amend legislation containing discriminatory provisions towards women such as, inter alia, the Personal Status Law and the Criminal Law, and adopt a national action plan on gender equality (Czech Republic); 140.37 Pursue the objective of peace in Darfur in promoting especially the rights of the minorities (Senegal); 140.38 Cease immediately aerial bombardments and allow free access for humanitarian aid to areas of conflict so as to meet its obligations under international law (Germany); 24 GE.16-11829