A/HRC/39/15 121.83 Eliminate discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity and protect the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex community from violence and harassment (Netherlands); 121.84 Take the necessary measures to protect and prevent discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons, as previously recommended (Argentina); 121.85 Review laws that discriminate against women, in particular articles 1421 and 1428 of the Civil Code relating to the administration of family assets (Mexico); 121.86 Ensure universal birth registration without discrimination by developing information systems with solid databases that would include information on the number of people yet to be registered, creating mobile registration units to reach the most remote areas, and conducting campaigns to inform all families about deadlines and ways to register their children (Mexico); 121.87 Eliminate all discriminatory provisions from the Nationality Code relating to the acquisition of nationality by children born outside wedlock and the naturalization of children with disabilities (Portugal); 121.88 Ensure that women have equal rights to nationality as men under the Nationality Code (Republic of Korea); 121.89 Review the Nationality Code to ensure that men and women have equal rights in the area of nationality (Côte d’Ivoire); 121.90 Continue its efforts aimed at combating all forms of discrimination in its population (Nigeria); 121.91 Revise the antiterrorist law of 2014 in accordance with international human rights standards and obligations (Poland); 121.92 Formally abolish the death penalty by amending its Penal Code and counter-terrorism laws (Australia); 121.93 Review and amend the 2014 antiterrorism law to ensure that it is not used to restrict freedom of expression, assembly and association (Switzerland); 121.94 Review the texts relating to counter-terrorism by providing a more specific definition of terrorism (France); 121.95 Review, with the full participation of all stakeholders concerned, before the upcoming review cycle, the 2014 counter-terrorism law in order to harmonize it with all international standards on human rights and the right to a fair trial (Haiti); 121.96 Amend the 2014 antiterrorism law to bring the definition of terrorism into line with international human rights obligations and standards, repeal the death penalty, and end the use of military tribunals to try civilians (Canada); 121.97 Maintain the existing moratorium on judicial executions, and consider commuting all current death penalty sentences to other forms of punishment (Namibia); 121.98 Finalize the abolition of the death penalty (Ukraine); 121.99 Improve the implementation of the right to a fair trial and access to justice (France); 121.100 Comply with procedural rights in trials, thus ensuring a fair trial for everyone, also in cases of alleged terrorism (Germany); 121.101 Consider reasonable time frames for preventive detention (France); 16 GE.18-11388