A/HRC/33/13 77.55 Establish an official moratorium on the death penalty, with a view to its full abolition (Slovenia); 77.56 Abolish the death penalty (Honduras); 77.57 Abolish the death penalty and commute to prison terms the death sentences already pronounced (Panama); 77.58 Abolish the death penalty and in the interim rigorously apply international standards for fair trial in all death penalty cases and respect national legal procedures and the standards required by the Privy Council and the United Nations for the protection of the rights of prisoners sentenced to death (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 77.59 Consider taking steps towards the abolition of the death penalty (South Africa); 77.60 Carry out awareness-raising campaigns in relation to the lack of deterrent effects in the application of capital punishment and establish a de jure moratorium aiming at the total abolition of the death penalty (Spain); 77.61 Improve conditions of detention and reduce the duration of detention with faster legal proceedings and investing into infrastructure to address prison overcrowding (Germany); 77.62 Increase the resources aimed at improving the conditions of prisons, especially in relation to health conditions and the separation of prisoners according to the type of crime committed and level of risk (Spain); 77.63 Take effective measures to ensure that conditions of detention at Her Majesty’s Prison are in conformity with United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners, including by reducing overcrowding (Canada); 77.64 Establish a national coordination system to solve the problem of violence against women (Guatemala); 77.65 Consider amending the Sexual Offences Act to include marital rape in all circumstances (Portugal); 77.66 Criminalize marital rape (Slovenia); 77.67 Pass legislation explicitly defining and prohibiting sexual harassment in the public and private sectors, with protections against retaliation for those who report (United States of America); 77.68 Strengthen the national legal framework to protect children from all forms of violence (Algeria); 77.69 Prohibit and criminalize the corporal punishment of children (Honduras); 77.70 Prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings, as previously recommended (Slovenia); 77.71 Conduct a thorough review of criminal justice procedures in order to identify measures to reduce the length of detention without trial (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 77.72 Raise the age of criminal responsibility as proposed in the model Child Justice Bill of the OECS from 2007 (Germany); GE.16-10597 19