A/HRC/22/14 147.86. Continue the effective implementation of the CRPD (Armenia); 147.87. Lobby for and implement a comprehensive anti-discrimination law that provides effective protection against discrimination against persons with disabilities (United States of America); 147.88. Take the necessary measures to eliminate all discriminatory treatment towards persons with disabilities (Argentina); 147.89. Consider further measures for the protection and integration of LGBT individuals, and for the elimination of all discriminatory treatment on the grounds of sexual orientation or gender identity (Argentina); 147.90. Lobby for and implement comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation to provide protection for the rights of LGBT persons (United States of America); 147.91. Take measures to eliminate all forms of discrimination against Koreans (Democratic People‟s Republic of Korea); 147.92. Step up its efforts to combat discrimination and intolerance, particularly towards migrants, foreigners, asylum seekers and refugees (Tunisia); 147.93. Encourage a deep nationwide dialogue on the death penalty, open to all stakeholders and views (Italy); 147.94. Abolish the death penalty or establish a moratorium on its use (Namibia); 147.95. Consider seriously an immediate moratorium on executions as a first step to the abolition of the death penalty and add the possibility of a life sentence without parole to the range of penalties for vicious crimes (Netherlands); 147.96. Take immediate measures to abolish the death penalty for persons that were under-age at the time of the crime, as well as for those convicted individuals having significantly impaired mental ability or mental illness (Norway); 147.97. Evaluate the possibility of abrogating the death penalty from its legal regime (Argentina); 147.98. Establish a moratorium on the use of the death penalty, as a first step towards the complete abolition of this practice (Australia); 147.99. Consider undertaking a national debate with a view to assessing the possibility of establishing a moratorium on the application of the death penalty (Mexico); 147.100. Establish a moratorium on executions with a view to abolishing the death penalty (Italy); 147.101. Seriously consider an immediate moratorium on executions to allow a comprehensive public debate on this issue to take place (Ireland); 147.102. Establish a moratorium on executions and initiate a broad public debate on the question of the death penalty with a view to its final abolition (Germany); 147.103. Establish an official moratorium with a view to the final abolition of the death penalty and facilitate a national dialogue on the abolition (France); 20