A/HRC/27/5 134.93 Ensure the elimination of the sale and trafficking of children for sexual exploitation (Egypt); 134.94 Take immediate measures in order to comply fully with the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the involvement of children in armed conflict (OP-CRC-AC) (Lithuania); 134.95 Adopt additional measures within the Action Plan to fight against forced recruitment of children aimed at the prevention, protection and social reintegration of such minors (Spain); 134.96 Step up the efforts to ensure the non-recruitment and demobilization of child soldiers (Togo); 134.97 Develop and implement a new disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programme for dealing with armed groups, ensuring that former combatants are given realistic opportunities to reintegrate into the community and that children involved with armed groups are treated in line with international law (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 134.98 Continue to work to ensure full implementation of Security Council resolutions 1325 and 2122 on women, peace and security, including by increasing the active and equal participation of women in peacebuilding initiatives and decision-making processes at all levels (Ireland); 134.99 Ensure that children captured by the Forces armées de la République démocratique du Congo are treated primarily as victims, that they have access to justice and that their reintegration into their communities is facilitated (Austria); 134.100 Further strengthen specific plans for the demobilization of children and their social reintegration (Brazil); 134.101 Ensure that as part of the national disarmament, demobilization and targeted reintegration programme, special attention is given to the rights of women and children, particularly to prevent repeated recruitment by armed groups and to ensure that they can enjoy their fundamental rights (Canada); 134.102 Ensure that the national legislation enables the establishment and exercise of jurisdiction on war crimes related to conscription, recruitment and use of children in armed conflict (Costa Rica); 134.103 Continue the actions aimed at duly implementing the Action Plan to fight against the recruitment and use of children and other serious violations of the rights of the child by the armed forces and security services of 2012, and of the National Action Plan against the worst forms of child labour of 2011 (Ecuador); 134.104 Fully implement the plan of action to combat the recruitment and use of child soldiers (Germany); 134.105 Implement the Action Plan to end the recruitment and use of children, signed at the United Nations in 2012 (Lithuania); 134.106 Install a vetting mechanism to remove persons responsible for serious human rights and child rights violations from the security forces (Austria); 134.107 Take further steps to strengthen the independence of the judiciary, including by allocating sufficient resources and adequate training to judges and prosecutors (Thailand); 20 GE.14-07547