A/HRC/38/14 141.103 Ensure a moratorium on executions, and consider the complete abolition of the death penalty (France); 141.104 Give effect to a moratorium on executions, with the aim of abolishing the death penalty (Ireland); 141.105 Consider the adoption of a de jure moratorium on executions, with a view to abolishing the death penalty (Italy); 141.106 Further consider establishing a moratorium on the use of the death penalty (Montenegro); 141.107 Commute all death sentences in respect of drug offences and other non-lethal crimes, and amend legislation such that the death penalty is only available in respect of the “most serious crimes” and compliant with international minimal standards (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 141.108 Establish a moratorium on the use of the death penalty, with a view to its abolition, and commute death sentences handed down for non-violent crimes, which should not be considered as being the most serious, such as drug trafficking or those relating to freedom of expression, opinion and association (Mexico); 141.109 Stop and investigate all acts of torture and cruel treatment, and prosecute those responsible for its order and perpetration (Qatar); 141.110 Prohibit the practice of secret detention, and institute safeguards against torture and other ill-treatment (Italy); 141.111 Create a comprehensive national strategy to systematically prevent and eliminate torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment. Eliminate practices of arbitrary detention and incommunicado detention. Ensure accountability of security staff for any acts of torture (Czechia); 141.112 Protect freedom of expression and freedom of association (France); 141.113 Take further steps to ensure freedom of expression by strengthening the knowledge and capacity of the State apparatus (Indonesia); 141.114 Continue to develop legislation and practices in the media sector, in order to promote the right to freedom of expression (Iraq); 141.115 Review the legal framework and amendments preventing freedom of expression (Norway); 141.116 Take concrete measures to ensure the right to freedom of expression, and review legislation preventing the exercise of the right to freedom of expression (Slovenia); 141.117 Continue to take steps to uphold freedom of expression by reviewing restrictive articles within its domestic legal framework, ensuring that legislation is fully aligned with article 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Netherlands); 141.118 Reform the 1980 law on publications and publishing, and all other related laws, to take into account the evolution of freedom of opinion and expression (Qatar); 141.119 Continue to work to amend the Publications and Publishing Act, thus contributing to enhancing freedom of expression, in conformity with the relevant international human rights standards (Lebanon); 141.120 Uphold freedom of expression in traditional and online media by removing from relevant laws the restrictions on expressions critical of State officials and institutions and the related administrative and judicial penalties (Canada); 17