A/HRC/37/15 Japanese public that adequate law enforcement does not require the state to carry out executions (Australia); 161.101 Introduce a moratorium and instigate a public debate on the abolition of the death penalty, while also addressing how best to support victims and their families (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 161.102 Consider abolition of the death penalty (Timor-Leste); 161.103 Consider abolition of the death penalty and implementation of an immediate moratorium on executions (Liechtenstein); 161.104 Make progress on the abolition of the death penalty (Colombia); 161.105 Abolish the death penalty (Paraguay) (Portugal); 161.106 Abolish the death penalty and modify the penitentiary regulations to strictly limit solitary confinement (Panama); 161.107 Introduce a system of mandatory appeal in cases where the death penalty has been handed down (Switzerland); 161.108 Ensure the protection of the rights of those sentenced to death, by guaranteeing among other things the suspensive effect of any appeal request or claim to review the trial (France); 161.109 Designate an official body for a comprehensive review and recommendations in view to promote an informed debate on the reform of the death penalty (Austria); 161.110 Review its death penalty policy and strongly consider a moratorium on the use of capital punishment, and to engage in public debate about the future use of the death penalty (Canada); 161.111 Improve prison conditions with the aim of aligning them to international norms and standards on the treatment of prisoners (Spain); 161.112 Improve the treatment of all prisoners as regards medical and dental care, heating in winter, cooling in summer as well as the nutritional quality of the food served (Sweden); 161.113 Improve prison conditions to bring them in line with internationally accepted standards and guidelines (Zambia); 161.114 Follow the appropriate United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners in order to improve detention conditions by providing: better and timelier medical and dental treatment; appropriate provisions to withstand the cold winter temperatures in prisons; and larger servings of food to inmates (Canada); 161.115 Bring the prison and detention conditions in line with international human rights norms and standards, including the Nelson Mandela Rules (Denmark); 161.116 Continue its efforts in the implementation of the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime and the Palermo Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children domestically in an appropriate manner (Pakistan); 161.117 Continue to combat human trafficking (Senegal); 161.118 Continue to enhance its legislative and protection frameworks to combat and prevent all forms of trafficking in persons (Singapore); 161.119 Strengthen its efforts to combat trafficking in persons, including by formulating a comprehensive anti-trafficking legal framework, especially in order to protect women and children from exploitation (Thailand); 18