A/HRC/32/5 120.79 Abolish the death penalty, through the accession to the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, aiming at the abolition of the death penalty and maintain the de facto moratorium on executions until ratification (Georgia); 120.80 Remove the death penalty from its Penal Code with a view to ratifying the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Australia); 120.81 Consider taking measures aimed at affecting a de facto and de jure moratorium on the death penalty (Namibia); 120.82 Continue efforts towards the abolition of the death penalty (South Africa); 120.83 Accelerate the procedure relating to the abolition of the death penalty, as quickly as possible (Togo); 120.84 Enact the law on abolishment of the death penalty (Ukraine); 120.85 Criminalize acts of torture in the penal code and set up a national preventive mechanism in line with the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture (France); 120.86 Include a definition of torture in the Penal Code (Australia); 120.87 Set up a specialized body on penitentiary administration (Togo); 120.88 Establish a national independent mechanism responsible for the inspection of detention centres (Ukraine); 120.89 Conduct a review of prison conditions in the country’s various detention facilities and implement a plan for addressing overcrowding (United States of America); 120.90 Eliminate overcrowding in prisons (Ukraine); 120.91 Strengthen legislation and policy on gender equality and the prevention and punishment of gender-based violence (Côte d’Ivoire); 120.92 Increase efforts to prevent sexual and gender violence, especially regarding groups at risk, such as child girls refugees, and decrease gender inequality through urgently improving legislation and educational programmes (Costa Rica); 120.93 Strengthen efforts to protect women and girls from all forms of violence and implement a strategy to eliminate negative cultural practices that are harmful and discriminate against women (Australia); 120.94 Strengthen the laws on the protection of the rights of women with a view to effectively address violence against women, including sexual violence and female genital mutilation (Botswana); 120.95 Abolish the practice of female genital mutilation (Congo); 120.96 Conduct awareness-raising campaigns related to women’s rights, in particular aimed at eradicating female genital mutilation (Georgia); 120.97 Intensify efforts to fully eradicate female genital mutilation, also by promoting awareness-raising and educational activities particularly targeted at local community leaders and health workers (Italy); 20 GE.16-05960