A/HRC/36/5 125.56 Continue efforts to implement the national strategy for combating terrorism and violent extremism (Libya); 125.57 Continue its efforts to implement its strategy to combat terrorism and violent extremism in conjunction with all relevant authorities (Oman); 125.58 Ensure respect for human rights while combating terrorism by ensuring the right to a fair trial and due process and freedom of expression (Peru); 125.59 Pass comprehensive and specific legislation on violence against women that contains both criminal and civil provisions (Zambia); 125.60 Establish within the new law civil remedies, including comprehensive protection orders that are part of the Code of Civil Procedure, instead of being integrated into the Criminal Code (Zambia); 125.61 Pursue its reform of the security sector (Luxembourg); 125.62 Continue with security sector reform to ensure appropriate training and oversight mechanisms are in place (Australia); 125.63 Ensure all allegations of excessive use of force or other security force abuses are investigated in a prompt, effective and independent manner (United States of America); 125.64 Continue dialogue at the national level, with a view to reaching consensus to abolish the death penalty in the Constitution (Costa Rica); 125.65 Promote a national debate on the abolition of the death penalty (Italy); 125.66 Maintain its de facto moratorium on the use of the death penalty with a view to its total abolition (Rwanda); 125.67 Facilitate a public debate on the death penalty, with input from the Human Rights Commission, other relevant constitutional bodies and civil society, with a view to ratification of the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Ireland); 125.68 Step up its efforts to prevent torture and ill-treatment by ensuring that allegations of torture and ill-treatment are systematically investigated and the perpetrators are prosecuted and punished and that victims are compensated in an adequate and equitable manner (Switzerland); 125.69 Take the necessary measures to fight torture more effectively (Togo); 125.70 Take measures aimed at eliminating torture and other forms of illtreatment (Ukraine); 125.71 Bring the definition of torture in Tunisian law in line with the Convention against Torture and focus on best practice and human rights training for police and security personnel (Austria); 125.72 Adopt measures to secure the independent and effective investigation of allegations of torture by the police, in compliance with the Manual on the Effective Investigation and Documentation of Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (the Istanbul Protocol) (Czechia); 125.73 Take all necessary measures to render effective the prosecution and sentencing of perpetrators of torture and ill-treatment (France); 125.74 Strengthen the independence of the national mechanism for the prevention of torture and other forms of ill-treatment, including through the provision of a separate and adequate budget (Germany); 125.75 Bring the definition of torture in line with the requirements of the Convention against Torture (Ghana); 14