A/HRC/37/7 146.61 Take measures to fight against violence and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity (Italy); 146.62 Continue promoting gender equality through specific laws, plans and programmes (Peru); 146.63 Continue to implement the discrimination reporting system in order to tackle stigmatization and discrimination of the most vulnerable groups (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 146.64 Continue promoting economic and social sustainable development in order to lay a solid foundation for the enjoyment of human rights (China); 146.65 Expedite the development of a concrete national implementation framework on human rights (Uganda); 146.66 Continue the efforts to abolish the death penalty (Colombia) (Côte d’Ivoire) (Togo); 146.67 Abolish formally the death penalty (Netherlands); 146.68 Continue to take the necessary steps to achieve the total abolition of the death penalty (Brazil); 146.69 Establish a moratorium on the death penalty, as the first step towards its full abolition (Portugal); 146.70 Continue the current practice of granting clemency and commuting death sentences, establish an official moratorium on executions and continue the public discourse to finally abolish the death penalty (Germany); 146.71 Take immediate measures to introduce a formal moratorium on executions and take concrete steps toward the total abolition of the death penalty (Norway); 146.72 Consider declaring an official moratorium on executions and organize a referendum on the death penalty, following the approval by Cabinet granting its abolition in 2014 (Namibia); 146.73 Adopt a formal moratorium and commute all death sentences to prison terms (Sweden); 146.74 Intensify its efforts towards abolishing the death penalty including through holding public consultations on a referendum on its abolition in accordance with Ghana’s Constitution (Rwanda); 146.75 Conclude the enactment of a law aimed towards the abolition of the death penalty as prioritized by the Government of Ghana and the holding of the required referendum in this regard (South Africa); 146.76 Finalize the decision on abolishing the death penalty by holding a referendum (Ukraine); 146.77 Put in place the recommendation made in 2011 by the Constitutional Review Commission, in concrete regarding the abolition of the death penalty (Spain); 146.78 Include the total abolition of the death penalty in the Constitution as soon as possible (Switzerland); 146.79 Take further steps on the abolition of the death penalty in accordance with the Constitution and national legislation (Armenia); 146.80 Revise the Criminal Code so as to eliminate mandatory death sentences and pursue efforts to abolish the death penalty (Austria); 146.81 Fully implement legislation on domestic violence (Norway); 146.82 Integrate a human rights component into the protocols of actions for security forces (Guatemala); 15