A/HRC/31/11 129.134 Announce a moratorium on the application of the death penalty with a view to its abolition in law (France); 129.135 Adopt a moratorium on the death penalty with a view to abolishing capital punishment in national legislation (Italy); 129.136 Establish a moratorium on the death penalty as an interim measure towards its total abolition (Portugal); 129.137 Establish an official moratorium on the use of the death penalty with a view to abolishing it (Slovenia); 129.138 Consider the possibility to establish a moratorium on the application of the death penalty, and commute death sentences to prison sentences (Spain); 129.139 Establish a de jure moratorium on the death penalty and a commutation of all capital sentences with a view to its future abolition (Switzerland); 129.140 Ensure that foreign nationals in detention have access to consular assistance by establishing measures that could facilitate timely issuance of permits for prison visits by consular authorities (Philippines); 129.141 Increase its efforts for more attention to child issues (Iraq); 129.142 Explicitly prohibit all corporal punishment of children in all settings, including the home (Estonia); 129.143 Continue efforts to prohibit child labour (Georgia); 129.144 Organize awareness-raising programmes in favour of public as well as local and national authorities on issues related to combating human trafficking and relevant laws (Islamic Republic of Iran); 129.145 Strengthen measures to combat human trafficking and take measures to protect victims of trafficking (Sri Lanka): 129.146 Increase efforts aiming at building the capacity of the judicial personnel technically and administratively (State of Palestine); 129.147 Increase human rights training and awareness-raising programmes for prosecution and judicial officers and the media (Egypt); 129.148 Implement training programs on human rights to further increase awareness of civil servants, including law enforcement and justice system personnel (Uzbekistan); 129.149 Continue its efforts to organise intensive courses for members of the public prosecutor office in the field of human rights, in line with the steps being made for the independence of the public prosecutor and to separate it from the police (Yemen); 129.150 Enhance efforts in a way which guarantees combatting corruption as the government amended its financial and administrative bureau and expand its mandate in accordance with the sultanate decree 27 of 2011 (Iraq); 129.151 Continue its efforts to protect freedoms and to strengthen human rights (Lebanon); 129.152 Continue in its efforts in protecting general freedoms and basic rights in all areas that the Constitution emphasised in harmony with the principles of human rights (United Arab Emirates); 21