A/HRC/12/5* benefit of relevant officers, including through United Nations technical assistance projects (Algeria); 76. Enlist the support of the international community to resolve the internal and cross-border conflicts that continue to undermine its national security (Bangladesh); 77. Remain engaged with the UNHCR and other relevant international organizations to seek a comprehensive and durable solution to the refugee and IDP situations within its territory (Bangladesh); 78. Accelerate the demobilization of child combatants and ensure their proper rehabilitation with the support of the international community (Bangladesh); 79. Remain committed to the protection and promotion of human rights and stay constructively engaged with the international community in this regard. (Equatorial Guinea) Further the promotion and protection of human rights through the consolidation of its domestic human rights institutions with the help of the international community (Egypt); 80. Request the international community to provide appropriate assistance, enabling Chad to achieve the objectives envisaged in paragraph 89 of its national report (Mali); 81. Appeal to the international community to provide necessary assistance, in accordance with Chad’s enormous needs (Republic of the Congo); 82. Strengthen the technical and the human institutional capacity in order to consolidate the efforts being made by Chad with a view to the promotion and protection of human rights (Central African Republic); 83. Step up efforts to stop and to prevent that parties to the conflict continue to recruit children (Sweden, Canada, Italy); 84. Formally criminalize in domestic law the recruitment and use of child soldiers by non-governmental armed groups, if it has not already done so, and enforce such laws if they already are on the books and devote resources to and partner with international organizations to prioritize the reintegration of child soldiers (United States of America); 85. Guarantee that officials responsible for acts of arbitrary arrest, extrajudicial execution and excessive use of force, torture and rape are brought to justice (Netherlands); 86. As soon as possible complete its review and repeal the new press law as it appeared to go against the Chadian Constitution and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, to which Chad is a party. (United States). 83. The following recommendations will be examined by Chad which will provide responses in due time. The response of Chad to these recommendations will be included in the outcome report adopted by the Human Rights Council at its twelfth session: 20 1. Ensure that appropriate penalties are applied for acts such as female genital mutilation, forced marriages and sexual violence (Netherlands); 2. Amend existing legislation so as to ensure equal succession and inheritance rights for women (Netherlands); GE.09-16375