A/HRC/33/12 137.51 Extend a standing invitation to all special procedures (Republic of Korea); 137.52 Extend a standing invitation to all special procedure mandate holders (Montenegro); 137.53 Repeal provisions criminalizing homosexuality, with the aim of fully respecting the principles of equality and non-discrimination (France); 137.54 Abolish the death penalty (Costa Rica); 137.55 Establish formally a moratorium on the application of the death penalty, as a first step towards its definitive abolition (France); 137.56 Establish an official moratorium on the death penalty (Slovenia); 137.57 Expedite the proceedings to abolish the death penalty (Togo); 137.58 Establish a moratorium on the death penalty with a view to its abolition (Angola); 137.59 Consider taking all necessary steps to establish a de jure moratorium on executions with a view to fully abolishing the death penalty (Italy); 137.60 Consider taking steps towards the abolishment of the death penalty and ratifying the Convention against Torture, as well as to intensify its efforts to implement the recommendations made during the first universal periodic review process, including ratifying the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance (Mongolia); 137.61 Formally abolish the death penalty for all cases and under all circumstances and ratify the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Portugal); 137.62 Adopt an official moratorium on the death penalty and conduct studies and discussions to consider its abolition (Chile); 137.63 Prohibit and characterize domestic violence and marital rape as crimes (Guatemala); 137.64 Improve access to justice for victims of intimate partner violence, including by enacting legislation that would recognize and criminalize marital rape, spousal battery and other forms of intimate partner violence (Ireland); 137.65 Strengthen efforts to protect the rights of people with albinism and other vulnerable and minority groups (Australia); 137.66 Combat impunity for crimes committed against sexual minorities, ensure that their right to assembly and association is upheld and ensure the right to equal treatment in accessing health services and justice (Norway); 137.67 Duly safeguard freedom of speech and the right to information in the fight against an emerging brand of criminality in the context of cybercrime through the adoption and implementation of suitable regulations (Portugal); 137.68 Take appropriate measures to ensure that civil society, especially human rights defenders, may operate in a safe and enabling environment free from reprisals and to remove restrictions impeding their work, both in law and in practice, including by guaranteeing the rights to freedom of expression, association and assembly in accordance with international human rights standards (Finland); 26