A/HRC/16/11 the actions for which they were charged and introduce for those who have already been sentenced in these circumstances the possibility of a remission (Belgium); Prohibit sentencing of juvenile offenders under the age of 18 without the possibility of parole at the federal and state level (Austria); Cease application of life imprisonment without parole for juvenile offenders and to review all existing sentences to provide for a possibility of parole (Slovakia); 92.181. Enact legislation to ensure that imprisonment is only used as a last resort when sentencing all juvenile offenders and provide systematic resocialisation support (Austria); 92.182. Incarcerate immigrants only exceptionally (Switzerland); 92.183. Investigate (Switzerland); carefully each case of immigrants’ incarceration 92.184. Adapt the detention conditions of immigrants in line with international human rights law (Switzerland); 92.185. Ensure that migrants in detention, subject to a process of expulsion are entitled to counsel, a fair trial and fully understand their rights, even in their own language (Guatemala); 92.186. Ensure the right to habeas corpus in all cases of detention (Austria); 92.187. Guarantee the right to privacy and stop spying on its citizens without judicial authorization (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 92.188. Adopt a set of legislative and administrative measures aimed at ensuring prohibition of the use by state and local authorities of modern technology for excessive and unjustified intervention in citizens’ private life (Russian Federation); 92.189. Consider discontinuing measures that curtail human rights and fundamental freedoms (Bangladesh); 92.190. Take effective measures to counter insults against Islam and Holy Quran, as well as Islamophobia and violence against Moslems, and adopt necessary legislation (Islamic Republic of Iran); 92.191. Continue to create an enabling climate for religious and cultural tolerance and understanding at the grass roots level (Indonesia); 92.192. Recognize the right to association as established by ILO, for migrant, agricultural workers and domestic workers (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 92.193. Prevent slavery of agriculture workers, in particular children and women (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 92.194. Decree maternity leave as mandatory (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 92.195. Ensure the realization of the rights to food and health of all who live in its territory (Cuba); 92.196. Expand its social protection coverage (Brazil); 92.197. Continue its efforts in the domain of access to housing, vital for the realization of several other rights, in order to meet the needs for adequate housing at an affordable price for all segments of the American society (Morocco); 26