A/HRC/27/14 158.21 Respond favourably to all outstanding requests for visits by the special procedures and consider issuing a standing invitation to the special procedures, as recommended previously (Slovenia); 158.22 Permit the Special Rapporteur on the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and of association to travel to Ethiopia to advise the Government (United States); 158.23 Amend the Penal Code to decriminalize homosexuality (Portugal); 158.24 Reform the Penal homosexuality (France); Code with the aim of decriminalizing 158.25 Extend measures to combat discrimination to the entire vulnerable population, which is victim of stereotypes and discrimination, particularly discrimination based on sexual orientation, and thus amend the criminalization established in the Penal Code relating to that sector of the population (Argentina); 158.26 Cognizant of the de facto moratorium on capital punishment, consider abolishing the death penalty (Namibia); 158.27 Positively consider adopting a de jure moratorium on executions with a view to abolishing the death penalty (Italy); 158.28 Transform the current practice of suspension of all executions into law, and put in place a “de jure” moratorium on executions (Belgium); 158.29 Take urgent measures to investigate the numerous reports of torture and extrajudicial executions committed by the Ethiopian National Defence Forces (Costa Rica); 158.30 Improve conditions in detention facilities by training personnel to investigate and prosecute all alleged cases of torture, and ratify OPCAT (Austria); 158.31 Authorize ICRC to visit all places where persons may be deprived of their liberty (Tunisia); 158.32 Immediately release all journalists detained for their professional activities, both those arrested recently and those jailed earlier, such as Mr. Nega and Ms. Alemu (Czech Republic); 158.33 Put an end to the harassment of journalists and release those detained without any valid grounds (Switzerland); 158.34 Amend the Mass Media Proclamation so that the space for free media is widened, and refrain from invoking the Anti-Terrorism Proclamation to stifle independent journalists (Czech Republic); 158.35 Repeal the provisions of the media and anti-terrorism legislation that infringe on the protection accorded to freedom of expression by provisions in article 29 of its Constitution and on Ethiopia’s human rights obligations (Slovenia); 158.36 Take necessary measures to ensure respect for the right to freedom of association, including by repealing legislative and administrative restrictions on the activities of NGOs (Slovakia); 26