A/HRC/13/8 children, including all forms of forced child labour and child prostitution. (United States); 62. That the Government and FARDC, in cooperation with the United Nations country-level task force, swiftly formulate an action plan to identify, release and ensure the reintegration of all child soldiers, as requested by Security Council resolutions. (Japan); 63. Ensure that all parties to the conflict prepare, in the framework of Security Council resolution 1612 (2005), action plans to identify, release and ensure reintegration of all child soldiers, to prevent further recruitment and to address all other grave violations against children. (Slovenia); 64. Promote the reintegration of child soldiers. (Azerbaijan); 65. Criminalize acts of violence against children accused of witchcraft and organize a national campaign of awareness-raising on this issue. (Belgium); 66. Adopt legislative measures to incriminate accusations of witchcraft against children. (Italy); 67. Promote legislative and administrative measures to prevent and punish attacks and persecution of children accused of witchcraft. (Mexico); 68. Ensure that the recently adopted Child Protection Code is duly implemented to prevent child labour. (Slovakia); 69. Take effective measures to strengthen the independence of the judiciary. (Azerbaijan); 70. Increase efforts to ensure the independence of the judiciary and strengthen the capacity of law enforcement and judicial organs. (Sweden); 71. Further pursue programmes for the reform of the justice system, and the police and security services, with a view to concretizing its will to better protect the human rights of its citizens in the country. (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 72. Further seek international financing and cooperation for judiciary and police reform and for the provision of care and support for victims of sexual violence. (Brazil); 73. Pursue effectively its recently adopted Plan of Action for Justice Reform, inter alia by allocating the necessary resources for its prompt and full implementation. (Norway); 74. Facilitate training for members of the law enforcement agencies to effectively combat all forms of violence and sexual exploitation of children. (Nigeria); 75. Implement an effective programme to combat corruption, with the establishment of a better financed judicial system. (Spain); 76. Strengthen measures to ensure the independence of the judiciary, fight corruption and political interference and expand the State justice system effectively in rural territories. (Czech Republic); 77. Take all necessary measures to ensure that those responsible for violations of international law, including human rights and international humanitarian law, are held accountable. (Greece); 16 GE.10-10154