A/HRC/40/6 28.152 Ensure that any legal provision to protect national security is clearly and strictly defined in its security laws, in conformity with international human rights law and standards (Belgium); 28.153 Continue to crack down on terrorist and separatist organizations such as East Turkistan forces (Burundi); 28.154 Continue to combat terrorism and extremism with regard to human rights (Iraq); 28.155 Continue to strengthen the legislative framework on counter-terrorism and to implement relevant laws (Egypt); 28.156 Prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings, including in the home (Estonia); 28.157 Explicitly prohibit corporal punishment in all settings by law (Montenegro); 28.158 Work towards the abolition of the death penalty, and publish execution data (Australia); Increase transparency regarding the death penalty by publishing statistics on the total number of executions and establish as soon as possible a moratorium on the death penalty as a first step towards its abolition (Slovenia); 28.159 Reduce the offences punishable by the death penalty and provide official figures regarding death sentences and executions, and consider introducing a moratorium on the death penalty (Italy); Consider further limitations on the use of the death penalty with a view to imposing a de facto moratorium on its use, aiming at its total abolition (Rwanda); Further reduce the number of capital crimes (Cyprus); 28.160 Continue to reform towards abolition of the death penalty (New Zealand); Take steps towards abolishing the death penalty (Norway); 28.161 Completely abolish the death penalty, and adopt an immediate de facto moratorium (Portugal); Establish a moratorium on the death penalty, as a step towards abolition (Spain); Establish a moratorium on executions (Iceland); 28.162 Consider establishing a moratorium on capital punishment with a view to its total abolition (Luxembourg); 28.163 Restrict the use of the death penalty to crimes that meet the threshold of “most serious crimes” under international law (Belgium); 28.164 Take steps to establish a moratorium on the death penalty, while guaranteeing that those who may be subjected to this penalty are entitled to adequate legal representation and to a fair trial (Brazil); 28.165 Continue reviewing national legislation to reduce the number of crimes punishable by the death penalty, and encourage a public debate on its abolition (Chile); 28.166 Abolish the death penalty and as soon as possible, publish statistics concerning the numbers of executions and guarantee the right to a defence (France); 28.167 Consider establishing a moratorium on the use of the death penalty, and examine the possibility of abolishing the death penalty from its legal system (Argentina); 28.168 Establish a moratorium on the use of the death penalty with a view to its complete abolition and commute all existing death sentences (Liechtenstein); 28.169 Continue identifying more crimes for which the death penalty should be abolished (Namibia); 28.170 Strengthen measures preventing torture and ill-treatment (Australia); 14