A/HRC/30/12 176.187 Impose a moratorium on executions with a view to abolishing the death penalty nationwide, and ensure that prosecutors in all jurisdictions cease pursuing death sentences (Estonia); 176.188 Continue efforts to establish a moratorium and eventually abolish capital punishment in all states (Sierra Leone); 176.189 Take into consideration the possibility of adopting a moratorium of capital executions at the state and federal levels, given that 26 states have abolished or adopted a moratorium on capital executions, (Italy); 176.190 Consider as a first step the application of a moratorium on executions, both at the state and federal levels, with a view to ultimately abolishing the death penalty (Cyprus) / Consider imposing an official moratorium on executions toward the complete abolition of the death penalty in the country (Greece); 176.191 Consider introducing at the federal level a moratorium on the use of the death penalty with a view to its permanent abolition (Holy See); 176.192 Consider adoption of a moratorium on the death penalty at the federal level (Uzbekistan); 176.193 A review of federal and state legislation to restrict the number of offences carrying the death penalty and steps towards federal- and state-level moratoriums on executions with a view to its permanent abolition (Norway); 176.194 Identify the root causes of ethnic disparities concerning especially those sentenced to capital punishment in order to find ways for eliminate ethnic discrimination in the criminal justice system (Angola); 176.195 Identify the factors of racial disparity in the use of the death penalty and develop strategies to end possible discriminatory practices (France); 176.196 When continuing to implement the death penalty, do not apply it to persons with intellectual disabilities (Spain); 176.197 Ensure that no person with a mental disability is executed (France); 176.198 Take specific measures in follow-up to the recommendations of the Human Rights Committee to the United States in 2014 with regards to capital punishment such as measures to avoid racial bias, to avoid wrongful sentencing to death and to provide adequate compensation if wrongful sentencing happens (Belgium); 176.199 Strengthen the justice sector in order to avoid imposing the death penalty on those persons wrongly convicted, and reconsider the use of methods which give raise to cruel suffering when this punishment is applied (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 176.200 Strengthen safeguards against wrongful sentencing to death and subsequent wrongful execution by ensuring, inter alia, effective legal representation for defendants in death penalty cases, including at the postconviction stage (Poland); 176.201 Continue the efforts on the progress towards the abolishment of the death penalty, based on the Department of Justice’s review of how it is being applied in the country (Bulgaria); 176.202 Commit to full transparency on the combination of medicines used during executions by injection (France); 25