A/HRC/32/12 135.39 Adopt necessary measures to prevent violations of human rights and international humanitarian law within the framework of military operations (Costa Rica); 135.40 Issue clear public orders to the Somali National Forces not to commit unlawful attacks against civilians (Denmark); 135.41 Adopt clear measures to ensure that humanitarian aid is not disrupted in a systematic way (Bahrain); 135.42 Implement a zero-tolerance policy on gender-based violence (Turkey); 135.43 Intensify the implementation of the action plan addressing the alarming levels of sexual violence against women (Greece); 135.44 Ensure effective implementation of the National Action Plan to End Sexual Violence in Conflict, including through frequent meetings of the Steering Committee (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 135.45 Take concrete measures to end violence against women by implementing the National Action Plan to end sexual violence and by investigating and prosecuting alleged violations, including when perpetrated by military and security personnel, in accordance with international law (Finland); 135.46 Strengthen the dialogue with AMISOM with a view to adopting special measures to protect Somali women and girls against sexual exploitation and abuse (Mexico); 135.47 Continue its efforts in the provision of social care for children at risk and poor families (Yemen); 135.48 Consider taking targeted measures to combat violence against children; to conduct awareness campaigns on children’s right to freedom from violence and to offer protection to children who are victims of violence (Namibia); 135.49 Double the efforts to protect children from being victimized by forced and unlawful employment, recruitment of child soldiers by militant groups, trafficking, or sexual exploitation (Malaysia); 135.50 Take measures to put an end to the presence of child soldiers within the armed forces and armed groups (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 135.51 Establish effective vetting procedures to ensure that the Somali national armed forces and police do not include persons under the age of 18 (Belgium); 135.52 Implement the national action plan against the recruitment of children into armed forces (Australia); 135.53 Ensure that the Action Plan on ending the recruitment and use of children signed in 2012 is fully implemented (Slovakia); 135.54 Implement fully the 2012 Action Plans to eradicate the recruitment and use of child soldiers and achieve the goal of “Children Not Soldiers” in this year (Uruguay); 16