A/HRC/37/10 118.41 Bring its national legislation into conformity with the provisions of the international human rights instruments to which it is a party (Zimbabwe); 118.42 Pass legislation as soon as possible to ensure that the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights is implemented in domestic law as soon as practicable (Australia); 118.43 Continue efforts to combat discrimination (Morocco); 118.44 Continue to promote economic and social sustainable development, raise people’s standard of living and lay a solid foundation for the enjoyment of all human rights by its people (China); 118.45 Continue to establish policy to support the creation of incomegenerating activities through the provision of ongoing training, the promotion of entrepreneurship and the granting of credit to specific projects (Ethiopia); 118.46 Implement pillar 3 of the Government Action Programme 2016–2021, which focuses on improving the living conditions of the population (Cuba); 118.47 Continue to mobilize resources and the necessary technical support to further enhance its capacity to fulfil its human rights obligations (Nigeria); 118.48 Sustain and scale up the ongoing efforts to attain the Sustainable Development Goals, such as access to drinking water, food security, access to health care and education (Nigeria); 118.49 Consider adopting development plans to improve the living conditions of the vulnerable populations, especially women and children (Pakistan); 118.50 Further strengthen its efforts to combat poverty for provision of equitable access and resources to all its people (Pakistan); 118.51 Continue and further expand its microcredit programme for the poorest people and ensure loan allocations to women (Pakistan); 118.52 Develop infrastructure in rural areas to enable better access for people to basic social services (Senegal); 118.53 Continue strengthening its social programmes to improve the quality of life of its people, in particular the most in need, with the assistance and cooperation that the country requests (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 118.54 Take further proper legislative measures to abolish the death penalty (Ukraine); 118.55 Commute the sentences of the last individuals to be sentenced to death and work to improve the detention conditions in the country’s prisons (Canada); 118.56 Complete the process aimed at the abolition of the death penalty (Central African Republic); 118.57 Adopt, as soon as possible, the Criminal Code containing the provisions on the abolition of the death penalty and the criminalization of torture, and adopt the law criminalizing all forms of trafficking and the decrees of application of the Children’s Code (France); 118.58 Approve the Criminal Code and, in particular, the abolition of the death penalty (Holy See); 118.59 Reflect the abolition of the death penalty in its legislative framework and commute existing death sentences to prison sentences (Ireland); 118.60 Commute the sentences of the inmates currently sentenced to death and, having already acceded to the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, speed up the adoption of the new Criminal Code to abolish the death penalty (Namibia); 14 GE.17-23482