A/HRC/41/14 131.107 Promote national mechanisms for advancing the empowerment of women (Kuwait); 131.108 Introduce legislation that prohibits the use of forced labour, enforces reasonable time limits for national service and provides options for conscientious objection (Australia); 131.109 Set out and implement a clear, time-bound plan, as referenced in paragraph 14 of Eritrea’s universal periodic review submission, on reform of national service, with updates every six months (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 131.110 Establish provisions for conscientious objection to military service and bring an end to indefinite, involuntary conscription for national service (Germany); 131.111 Allow civil service for conscientious objectors (Luxembourg); 131.112 End the practice of indefinite compulsory national service and ensure the compliance of the conditions of national service with the ILO Abolition of Forced Labour Convention, 1957 (No. 105) (Austria); 131.113 End indefinite national service, a system that equates to forced labour (Canada); 131.114 Take the necessary steps to end indefinite national service and begin a phased demobilization for those who have served for more than the statutory 18 months (Netherlands); 131.115 End the practice of national service beyond the statutory 18 months and begin a phased demobilization (Norway); 131.116 Limit the duration of compulsory national service, prioritizing the protection of the rights and security of women and girls in this context (Republic of Korea); 131.117 Put an end to the indefinite national service, which is no longer justified since the normalization of relations with Ethiopia (France); 131.118 Limit the duration of mandatory national service to 18 months, suspending indefinite national service (Costa Rica); 131.119 Limit the duration of compulsory national service to 18 months, as stipulated in law (Slovakia); 131.120 Adhere to the proclamation that limits national service to 18 months, facilitate free enterprise and job creation to bring more employment opportunities outside of national service, and allow conscientious objection to military elements of national service (United States of America); 131.121 Limit the duration of compulsory national service to 18 months, as stipulated in national law, and respect the minimum age for compulsory military training, set at 18 years (Italy); 131.122 Recognize the right to conscientious objection to military service in law and practice, end the practice of indefinite national service and allow substitute service for conscientious objectors (Croatia); 131.123 Prevent the recruitment of children into the military, and release all underage children in military service (Montenegro); 131.124 Put an end to the participation of minors in and to the indefinite duration of compulsory military service (Spain); 131.125 Consider minimizing the categories of citizens bound to national civil service and strictly adhere to its terms (Ukraine); 131.126 Ensure that law enforcement is conducted with full respect for human rights (South Africa); 16