A/HRC/26/4 136.98 Ensure that women and women’s rights advocates participate in every stage of negotiations concerning a political settlement to the conflict and that the rights of women and girls are respected in any eventual settlement (Canada); 136.99 Guarantee women’s representation in all decision-making levels in line with the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 and related resolutions as well as on the Convention of the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Finland); 136.100 Establish comprehensive legislation to help law enforcement officials identify cases of early and forced marriages and organize awareness-raising campaigns in that regard (Croatia); 136.101 Continue its efforts to eliminate violence against women in line with the relevant recommendations of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (Latvia); 136.102 Take all possible measures to ensure the protection of and respect for the rights of women and children at legal and practical level (Switzerland); 136.103 Take measures to ensure that many individuals who are guilty of violence are effectively convicted and put an end to the impunity from which they benefit too often (Belgium); 136.104 Investigate all allegations of mistreatment or abuse of detainees by the National Directorate of Security, the Afghan National Police and the Afghan Local Police and ensure that those who commit such acts are held accountable (Canada); 136.105 Thoroughly investigate allegations of human rights violations by members of the Afghan National Security Forces, and hold perpetrators accountable (United States of America); 136.106 Continue efforts aimed at putting an end to impunity, and guarantee an effective and impartial application of the legislation and court rulings, through the formal judicial system (Argentina); 136.107 Continue adopting measures aiming at the protection of children and youth, in particular on their right to education (Cuba); 136.108 Continue efforts in child rights protection and improving children’s conditions, especially in the education and healthcare fields (Qatar); 136.109 Continue efforts in adopting required measures to ensure child care, including for disabled children, and ensure their rights in education and health (Yemen); 136.110 Enact measures to create safe school environments for girls and promote the right to education for girls on an equal basis with boys (Croatia); 136.111 Take effective measures to combat child labor and sexual exploitation of children as well as forced marriages (Germany); 136.112 Step-up efforts in the protection of the rights of children, including continuing its measures in combating violence against children (Malaysia); 136.113 Pay attention to the provision of security and protection of schools and teachers from all attacks (Kyrgyzstan); 19