A/HRC/19/6 77.41. Establish a formal moratorium on executions with a view to abolishing the death penalty (Portugal); 77.42. Consider positively the establishment of a moratorium to the death penalty with a view to the abolishment of the death penalty (Mexico); 77.43. Not to maintain the death penalty in its legislation since the last execution dates from 1983 (Burundi); 77.44. Establish an independent unit to examine allegations of torture in order to provide reparation to victims of torture and to fight against impunity (Switzerland); 77.45. Take steps to end impunity for extensive use of pre-trial detention, illtreatment and alleged torture of individuals in police custody, by investigating and prosecuting all perpetrators (Norway); 77.46. Establish commissions of inquiry, and investigate and prosecute those who commit torture and violate human rights (United Kingdom); 77.47. Implement measures to prevent violence against the LGBT community, through training and advocacy campaigns (United States of America); 77.48. Remove all legislative and practical restrictions impeding to freely exercise civil and political rights, in particular those related to freedom of association and expression, with a view to allow the creation of political parties and respect of trade freedoms (France); 77.49. Align the national legislation with international standards to guarantee freedom of assembly and association, in particular as regards the notification of the organisation of peaceful assemblies (Hungary); 77.50. Provide for an unhindered enjoyment of the right to the freedom of expression in accordance with country’s international obligations (Slovakia); 77.51. Consider allowing the registration and operation of political parties, introducing greater political freedoms through free, fair, transparent democratic elections (Slovakia); 77.52. Enact legislative measures to facilitate the existence of political parties (Switzerland); 77.53. Create an enabling environment for civil society where citizens are free to exercise their full rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and association in accordance with the principles of democracy and in line with international obligations under the ICCPR, including revoking the royal decree of 1973 (Norway); 77.54. Take immediate steps to repeal laws which criminalize and/or restrict freedom of expression and of the media, in particular the Sedition and Subversive Activities Act (1938), the Proscribed Publications Act (1968) and provisions of the Suppression of Terrorism Act (2008) (Norway); 77.55. Take steps to further democratisation efforts, including by enacting laws that facilitate the registration of political parties (Australia); 77.56. Strengthen the institutions established to protect democracy (South Africa); 20