A/HRC/24/12 an open invitation to special procedures (Iraq); Step up its cooperation with the special procedures of the Human Rights Council by responding positively to the pending visits’ requests and consider extending a standing invitation to all the special procedures mandate holders (Latvia); 130.17. Issue an early invitation to the Special Rapporteur on the Freedom of Expression (Norway); 130.18. Agree to and facilitate an early visit by the UN Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 130.19. Explicitly prohibit corporal punishment in all settings, including the home (Portugal); 130.20. Set up an independent and impartial commission of inquiry on any alleged case of forced disappearance or extrajudicial execution (Switzerland); 130.21. Provide the maximum legal and professional protection to those working in the garment and handcraft professions sector (Mauritania); 131.22. Ensure protection of minorities, including indigenous minorities, in conformity with its international obligations (Switzerland); 130.23. Continue improving the conditions of children, women, Dalits, indigenous people, refugees and migrants taking into account the special situation and difficulties that those groups have to overcome (Holy See); 130.24. Develop and implement appropriate, efficient measures to protect indigenous women and children from all kinds of violence and discrimination (Slovakia); 130.25. Ensure free access and without constraints of the NGOs to the Rohingyas in the Cox’s Bazaar district (France); 130.26. Grant permission and access to aid agencies to provide humanitarian assistance to Rohingya and others in the Bangladesh-Burma border region (United States of America). 130.27. Respect, protect and fulfill the human rights of stateless Rohingya persons, prioritize improving the situation of the Rohingya refugees, finalize its refugee policy and take measures to reinstate the resettlement programme (Czech Republic). 131. The recommendations listed below did not enjoy the support of Bangladesh: 131.1 Amend legislation in force to prevent the imposition of the death penalty and life imprisonment for offenses committed by minors under the age of 18 years, with a view to abolishing the death penalty (Uruguay); 131.2. Consider repealing article 377 of the Criminal Code (Chile); 131.3. Establish the de facto moratorium on the death penalty and accede to the ICCPR Second Optional Protocol (Montenegro); Abolish the death penalty (Burundi); (Spain); Establish a moratorium on the death penalty, as a first step towards complete abolition of this practice and accession to the Second Optional Protocol of the ICCPR (Australia); 131.4. Take steps leading to a formal abolition of the death penalty (Slovakia); Consider the eradication of the death penalty (Bolivia); Consider the abolishment of the death penalty (Romania); Consider abolishing the death 25