A/HRC/44/6 115.63 Enact legislation abolishing the death penalty for all crimes and in all circumstances, following on from the revision of the Penal Code, which reduces the scope of offences for which the death penalty may be imposed (Ireland); 115.64 Introduce a de jure moratorium on executions, with a view to the complete abolition of the death penalty (Italy); 115.65 Establish an official moratorium on the application of the death penalty, as a preliminary step to its final abolition, and modify the Penal Code to reduce the number of crimes for which capital punishment can be imposed (Spain); 115.66 Take the necessary steps to repeal the death penalty from its national legislation (Argentina); 115.67 Consider an official moratorium on the death penalty, as a first step towards the abolition of capital punishment (Brazil); 115.68 Officially establish a moratorium on the death penalty with a view to abolishing it, and commute capital punishment to imprisonment (France); 115.69 Maintain the moratorium on executions and abolish the death penalty (Czechia); 115.70 Ensure impartial and independent investigations and prosecution, as well as bring all perpetrators of enforced disappearance to justice (Finland); 115.71 Establish an independent body to investigate deaths and enforced disappearances in the country and provide this body with the investigative powers by law that are necessary to conduct free, independent and reliable investigations (Maldives); 115.72 Continue taking measures to improve investigations into cases of enforced disappearance (Malta); 115.73 Ensure independent and impartial investigations into cases of enforced disappearance and hold perpetrators to account (Netherlands); 115.74 Undertake full, independent investigations into all unresolved cases of alleged enforced disappearances, including that of Sombath Somphone (New Zealand); 115.75 Undertake impartial, thorough and transparent investigations into enforced disappearances, including that of Sombath Somphone (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 115.76 Conduct independent, impartial and transparent investigations into all alleged cases of enforced disappearance, including that of Sombath Somphone, ensuring family members are regularly informed of any progress (Australia); 115.77 Conduct credible and in-depth investigations into all alleged cases of enforced disappearance, including the disappearance of Sombath Somphone and other human rights defenders (Canada); 115.78 Conduct thorough, independent and impartial investigations to clarify all unexplained enforced disappearances of human rights defenders in the Lao People’s Democratic Republic (Poland); 115.79 Undertake domestic independent investigations into the disappearances and deaths of democracy and human rights activists (United States of America); 115.80 Take all necessary steps to define the crime of enforced disappearance in its national legislation in order to investigate and punish the perpetrators of such acts (Argentina); 14