A/HRC/WG.6/5/L.1 Page 18 66. Cameroon, noting the post-conflict situation, encouraged the Government in eradicating road blocks, armed attacks and the proliferation of small weapons and advancing the rule of law, good governance and national reconciliation. Cameroon urged the international community to support the people of the country for a better future. 67. Bangladesh appreciated efforts to ensure greater access to education, health care, safe drinking water and sanitation. Noting treaty body concerns, it urged the international community to support efforts to implement the poverty reduction strategy paper and other national development programmes. It recommended that (a) with the support of the international community, the State further strengthen the national security forces and law enforcement agencies through various capacity-building measures; and (b) with the assistance of the international community, it undertake a multipronged approach to improve the situation of children with greater focus on ensuring universal primary education, reducing infant and child mortality and rehabilitation of child combatants. 68. Concerning security, the delegation of the Central African Republic stated that a committee had been created and that the process of disarming the rebels was under way, which should result in greater security. In addition, barracks had been established to ensure the security of civilian populations. 69. Concerning schooling for girls, the delegation emphasized that that was a cultural problem, since girls were not automatically enrolled. However, the school enrolment rate for girls stood at 60 per cent and would increase with infrastructure creation. 70. The delegation said that awareness-raising campaigns were being conducted, in particular by the United Nations Peacebuilding Support Office in the Central African Republic, which had organized training courses for military and paramilitary staff on respect for human rights. 71. The delegation further stated that efforts were being made to tackle HIV/AIDS, particularly among those infected, and that campaigns were currently being conducted by WHO. 72. With regard to violations against women and children, the delegation referred to the assistance provided by international organizations in disseminating Act No. 06-032 among girls; women whose rights had been violated had also been informed of that Act. Information campaigns