A/HRC/33/16 158.72 Review the imposition of death penalty for offences related to drug trafficking (Slovenia); 158.73 Reconsider the abolition of the death penalty as a sentence for various crimes (Ecuador); 158.74 Take steps towards abolishing the death penalty (Georgia); 158.75 Take measures to abolish the death penalty (Madagascar); Take measures aimed at abolishing the death penalty (Togo); Take concrete steps towards abolishing the death penalty (Brazil); 158.76 Promptly investigate and prosecute all allegations of torture and extrajudicial killings (New Zealand); 158.77 Define and legally classify enforced disappearance (Spain); 158.78 Accelerate the approval of the bill submitted to the Council of Ministers on prevention of enforced disappearances and repression of torture (Chile); 158.79 Make efforts to address the issue of enforced disappearance, such as ensuring accountability (Republic of Korea); 158.80 Establish a policy that allows to decrease the high levels of overcrowding conditions in detention centres (Paraguay); 158.81 Continue to work at the provincial level to execute memorandums of understanding to combat violence against women and children (Fiji); 158.82 Establish an effective policy and legal framework to prevent and contrast all forms of discrimination and violence against women, including domestic violence, in order to ensure that women victims of violence receive adequate support and offenders are brought to justice (Italy); 158.83 Step up efforts to effectively combat violence against women and children (Kazakhstan); 158.84 Intensify efforts to promote policies in the area of prevention, sanction and eradication of all forms of violence against women, including measures aimed at promoting their rights regardless of its religion, race, sexual identity or social condition (Mexico); 158.85 Continue its efforts to implement the policies and strategies for the Prevention and Responses to Violence against Children and Youth (Sudan); 158.86 Ensure effective implementation of recent measures to prevent and contrast violence against children, both online and offline (Italy); 158.87 Take concrete measures to eliminate child labour and child sex tourism (Kyrgyzstan); 158.88 Take concrete measures to combat child sex tourism (Maldives); 158.89 Guarantee effective implementation of regulation to eliminate abusive child labour practices, including measures to ensure that children remain in the educational system (Mexico); 158.90 Adopt concrete measures to eradicate child labour, abuse and sexual exploitation of children, including its involvement in sexual tourism (Panama); 18