A/HRC/24/6 116.105. Maximize, through consultation mechanisms, the participation of indigenous peoples in the determination of the public policies that affect them (Peru); 116.106. Introduce stronger measures to protect indigenous peoples and AfroColombians from attacks by armed groups and take measures to guarantee their rights (Republic of Korea); 116.107. Continue its actions in favour of the improvement of conditions of life of indigenous peoples (Senegal); 116.108. Continue to implement in a comprehensive manner economic and social development to further improve the living standards of its people and reduce poverty and illiteracy (China); 116.109. Continue to develop and expand programmes for the protection of indigenous peoples (Egypt); 116.110. Ensure that the legislation regarding the rights of minorities and indigenous people continue to be fully implemented, paying special attention to the protection of those people most vulnerable to threats and violence, such as human rights defenders (Italy); 116.111. Take all necessary measures to ensure the full and sustainable protection of indigenous peoples and peoples of African descent, in terms of both physical security and land rights (New Zealand); 116.112. Provide demobilized children with assistance and penalize those responsible for their recruitment (Poland); 116.113. Investigate thoroughly all cases of illegal recruitment of children in armed groups and bring the perpetrators to justice (Austria); 116.114. Continue to take effective measures to ensure the recovery, rehabilitation, and reintegration of child soldiers (Austria); 116.115. Revise and strengthen the mechanisms of social integration and reparation for demobilized child soldiers, in the framework of the Victims’ Law (Belgium); 116.116. Continue to provide assistance to demobilized children, independently of the illegal armed group they may have belonged to, along the lines suggested by the Secretary-General (Chile); 116.117. Intensify its efforts to counter the widespread practice of forced recruitment of children by non-state armed groups, and ensure that all demobilized children are given protection, reintegration and rehabilitation assistance (Hungary); 116.118. Take further measures to strengthen the judicial system and to increase accountability for human rights violations, including by ensuring the investigation and prosecution of these crimes (Canada); 116.119. Protect the right to property of the land of the indigenous and traditional peasant communities to prevent the dispossession of land suitable for agriculture in the present context of economic and social development (Mexico); 116.120. Continue with the policy of universal coverage of education to reach the rural areas (Gabon). 21