A/HRC/42/11 121.30 Withdraw its general reservation to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women and eliminate all discriminatory legal provisions against women, including those relating to marriage and divorce, property, inheritance and transmission of nationality to their children (Portugal); 121.31 Consider the extension of a standing invitation to all special procedure mandate holders of the Human Rights Council (Latvia); 121.32 Issue a standing invitation to the special procedures (Ukraine); 121.33 Continue promoting international technical cooperation, including in seeking capacity-building assistance (Jordan); 121.34 Promote capacity-building cooperation related to gender mainstreaming, and share its experiences with ASEAN countries (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 121.35 Promote international and regional cooperation in the field of human rights (Sudan); 121.36 Repeal the new punitive measures of the sharia Penal Code Order 2013, and ensure that the implementation of the law will not infringe on human rights and will be fully consistent with the international and regional human rights commitments and obligations undertaken by Brunei Darussalam (Bulgaria); 121.37 Repeal punishments, such as death penalty by stoning, hand-cutting and whipping, that violate international law by constituting torture or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, and bring the Penal Code into line with international law standards (Czechia); 121.38 Immediately repeal the provisions of the Penal Code, which legalizes cruel, inhuman and degrading punishment and the death penalty for adultery and consensual same-sex sexual acts (Denmark); 121.39 Eliminate all norms, including in the Penal Code, which provide for, inter alia, capital punishment, stoning, maiming and flogging as sanctions for certain offences or conduct (Ecuador); 121.40 Repeal the provisions of the new Penal Code providing for corporal punishment and the death penalty for several crimes, including adultery, homosexuality, apostasy or blasphemy, contrary to the international commitments in human rights freely accepted by Brunei Darussalam (France); 121.41 Decriminalize consensual same-sex conduct and repeal provisions in the Syariah Penal Code Order that are not compliant with international human rights norms (Germany); 121.42 Review, revise and repeal provisions of the Penal Code to bring it into conformity with international human rights standards and in particular the Convention against Torture, the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Greece); 121.43 Repeal the newly implemented sections of the Penal Code, and bring the Penal Code into line with international human rights laws and standards (Iceland); 121.44 Repeal the new provisions of the revised Penal Code which, if implemented, will enshrine in legislation a range of extreme punishments that amount to torture or acts of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment (Ireland); 121.45 Repeal the Penal Code Order in order for it to comply with international human rights law (Italy); 13