A/HRC/WG.6/5/L.1 Page 20 9. Continue to address reinstating of the rule of law through a fair and transparent electoral process and governance reform, reducing poverty which has caused worsening security, establishing basic infrastructure and creating jobs, with the support of the United Nations and the international community (Japan); 10. With the support of the international community, further strengthen the national security forces and law enforcement agencies through various capacity-building measures (Bangladesh); 11. Continue its extensive reforms with a view to addressing institutional shortcomings and weaknesses, and develop an integrated agenda of human rights and public security as well as the development agenda towards poverty and illiteracy eradication (Nigeria); 12. Consider implementing, with the assistance of OHCHR, a training and awareness-raising programme on international human rights and humanitarian law for members of the security forces, law enforcement officials and judicial officials (Algeria); 13. In the context of reforming the security sector, review training materials used by security forces in order to include child protection as a preventive measure against recruiting children in the armed forces (Canada); 14. Implement a thorough training and awareness programme in international humanitarian and human rights law for members of the security forces (United Kingdom); 15. Establish a permanent coordination structure for different security forces to consistently address various issues such as the training of the military and the provision of weapons to them; and ensure that members of the security forces receive training in humanitarian and human rights law and that they follow a programme for gender awareness at all ranks (Belgium); 16. Ensure comprehensive training and education for all security forces and prison staff in human rights and international humanitarian law, and adopt legal and other necessary measures to ensure their full accountability for any violations of these norms (Czech Republic);