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A - 89.23. Consider favourably the request for visits also by other mandate holders, including the
United Nations Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion
and expression (Norway);

A - 89.24. Extend an invitation to the Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right
to freedom of opinion and expression (Switzerland);

A - 89.25. Invite the Special Rapporteur on freedom of expression, which could also promote the
harmonization of the provisions of the Computer Crimes Act and their implementation in line with
international human rights standards (Hungary);

R - 89.26. Remove non-violent offenses from the categories subject to capital punishment (Hungary);

R - 89.27. Enact legislation abolishing the death penalty as foreseen in the national human rights
action plan and in any case review its imposition for offences related to drug trafficking (Turkey);

R - 89.28. Commute death sentences and establish as soon as possible a moratorium on executions
with a view to the definitive abolition of the death penalty (France);

R - 89.29. Impose an immediate moratorium on the death penalty with a view of a complete abolition
of capital punishment as outlined in the National Human Rights Action Plan (Slovakia);

R - 89.30. Revert to the de facto moratorium of the death penalty, and foster the necessary public
debate on this issue, as a previous step for the definitive abolishment of the death penalty (Spain);

P - 89.31. Establish a moratorium on all the executions and, eventually, abolish death penalty
(Switzerland);

R - 89.32. Review the imposition of the death penalty (Slovenia);

R - 89.33. Consider abolishing the death penalty (Brazil);

R - 89.34. Consider the abolition of the death penalty (Argentina);

R - 89.35. Abolish totally the death penalty even in cases of serious offenses (Nicaragua);

A - 89.36. Adopt all necessary measures to eradicate the abuse and sexual exploitation of children,
corporal punishment,
R - the recruitment of children by armed groups and
A - to combat the worst forms of child labour (Uruguay);

R - 89.37. End the recruitment of children and their participation in armed groups (Honduras);

A - 89.38. Prohibit corporal punishment of children in all settings (Slovenia);

A - 89.39. Take immediate steps to improve the situation in Southern Thailand so the special security
laws can be lifted (United Kingdom);

A - 89.40. Ensure all allegations of extra-judicial killings by security personal over the past ten years
are fully investigated and the perpetrators brought to justice (New Zealand);

A - 89.41. Take measures to request, without delay, the Armed Forces, security forces and other
governmental bodies to cooperate fully with official investigations on human rights abuses in any part
of the national territory, as an integral part of the necessary establishment of a culture of responsibility
on human rights among public authorities and state agents (Spain);

R - 89.42. Repeal “Decrees of exception” and
A - take all the necessary measures to fight against impunity for the perpetrators of human rights
violations (France);

A - 89.43. Implement all the legal measures that can reveal the truth, punish those who are guilty and
grant compensation to the victims in order to put an end to impunity (Switzerland);

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