A/HRC/16/3 78.3. Sign and ratify the Optional Protocol to the ICESCR, as soon as possible (Portugal); 78.4. Ratify both Optional Protocols to the CRC (Slovenia); 78.5. Incorporate into domestic law already ratified international human rights conventions (Norway); 78.6. Repeal the aforementioned law [2008 bill making armed robbery, terrorism and hijacking capital offences where they result in death] and bring its legislation in line with its international obligations (Sweden); 78.7. Repeal the July 2008 law that allows the death penalty, in line with Liberia's obligations under the Second Optional Protocol to the ICCPR (Australia); 78.8. Amend legislation that provides for the application of the death penalty, in light of the obligations undertaken under the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Argentina); 78.9. Bring its legislation into line with its international obligations, notably those arising from the Second Optional Protocols to the ICCPR, and review the national law adopted in June 2008 re-establishing the death penalty for the crimes consisted in making armed robbery, terrorism and hijacking (Czech Republic); 78.10. Carry out an in-depth review of the country’s legal ensure that the Constitution and other national laws are international human rights obligations and standards. In amend and/or repeal all laws that have a discriminatory customary norms (Mexico); system so as to compatible with this connection, effect, including 78.11. Review and change national and local legislation with a view to reducing social, economic and ethnic divides within Liberian society (United Kingdom); 78.12. Incorporate the principle of equality between women and men into the Constitution (Ghana); 78.13. Implement international human rights instruments which it has already duly ratified (Congo); 78.14. Envisage abolishing the law of July 2008 reintroducing the death penalty, so as to respect its international obligations as per the Second Optional Protocol (France); 78.15. Abolish the death penalty and create, in the meantime, a moratorium (Germany); 78.16. Introduce a permanent de facto and de jure moratorium on death penalties with a view to adopting a law abolishing the death penalty, and commute without delay all death sentences to terms of imprisonment (Sweden); 78.17. Consider revising legislation with a view to abolishing the death penalty (Brazil); 78.18. Abolish the death penalty (Norway); 78.19. Review the legislation on armed robberies, terrorism and hijacking, in accordance with the Second Optional Protocol to the ICCPR, and to commute all death sentences to life imprisonment and maintain the moratorium on the 19