A/HRC/22/14 147.104. Establish a moratorium on executions with a view to proceeding towards the abolition of the death penalty (Finland); 147.105. Introduce a formal moratorium on executions and take concrete steps toward the abolition of the death penalty (Norway); 147.106. Establish a moratorium on the death penalty with a view to its abolition and sign and ratify the ICCPR-OP 2 (Portugal); 147.107. Introduce an immediate formal moratorium on the death penalty as a first step towards its abolition, while commuting the existing sentences to life imprisonment terms (Slovakia); 147.108. Apply a moratorium on the death penalty with a view to abolishing capital punishment (Slovenia); 147.109. Apply a new moratorium against the death penalty with a view to its definitive abolition (Spain); 147.110. Establish without any delay an official moratorium on executions (Switzerland); 147.111. Reconsider introducing a moratorium on executions with a view to abolishing the death penalty (Turkey); 147.112. Announce an immediate moratorium and initiate a policy review with the intention of abolishing the death penalty by December 2013 and then ratify the ICCPR-OP 2 by December 2014 (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 147.113. Adopt a moratorium on executions to allow a comprehensive public debate on the issue and to consider establishing an official death penalty review body to make public recommendations for its reform (Austria); 147.114. Strengthen the human rights education of the law-enforcement agencies, public servants, especially on the rights of women and children (Azerbaijan); 147.115. Continue human rights training of public officials (Senegal); 146.116. Review the Daiyo Kangoku system of detention and, according to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR), ensure that all persons deprived of liberty are brought to justice without delay (Spain); 147.117. Abolish the daiyo kangoku system or reform it so that it is consistent with the international law (Switzerland); 147.118. Reform the detention system to bring it in line with international standards, including by implementing safeguards such as electronic recordings of the entire interrogation process, and ensuring that detainees are not questioned without the presence of a lawyer and have prompt and unhindered access to legal counsel (Norway) 147.119. Reform the substitute detention system in order to be consistent with the international human rights standards, including those on the right to assistance from a lawyer in custody (France); 147.120. Ensure full compliance of the substitute detention system (Daiyo Kangoku) with all guarantees contained in article 14 of ICCPR (Germany); 147.121. Improve conditions of detention for condemned prisoners regarding communication with the outside world (Belgium); 21