A/HRC/26/13 122.60. Establish provisions for conscientious objections to military service and bring an end to indefinite, involuntary conscription or national service — a severe form of forced labour —, in particular of children (Germany); 122.61. End the practice of indefinite national service and allow substitute service for conscientious objectors (Croatia); 122.62. Recognize the right to conscientious objection to military service in law and practice (Croatia); 122.63. Implement Proclamation No. 82/1995, limiting national service obligations and cease the practice of obliging citizens to serve in an armed civilian militia (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 122.64. Take appropriate steps with a view to releasing all imprisoned conscientious objectors without delay (Croatia); 122.65. End the practice of indefinite national service and initiate demobilization for those who have completed the statutory 18 months of service (Austria); 122.66. Immediately end the practice of indefinitely extending military service, a system which amounts to forced labour (Canada); 122.67. Take the necessary measures to ensure respect for human rights, including the rights of women, political rights, the rights of persons in detention and the right of freedom of expression as it pertains to the press and other media (Canada); 122.68. Continue efforts aimed at the progressive realization of economic, social and cultural rights (Colombia); 122.69. Pursue all efforts to preserve the progress achieved in a number of areas such as culture, education, health and the fight against social inequality (Egypt); 122.70. Strengthen the social welfare system to protect children in the most affected communities from harmful practices, violence and exploitation (South Sudan); 122.71. Strengthen its efforts aimed at enhancing human rights awareness to all sectors of the society (Sudan); 122.72. Adopt and implement the previous recommendations of the Human Rights Council and its Special Rapporteurs, and grant access to special procedures mandate holders (Netherlands); 122.73. Fully cooperate with regional and international human rights bodies (Somalia); 122.74. Submit all the reports due under the treaty bodies (Togo); 122.75. Cooperate with the High Commissioner for Human Rights, treaty bodies and special procedures mandate holders (Chad); 122.76. Identify, together with OHCHR, the possible areas for cooperation in the field of human rights (Paraguay); 122.77. Cooperate with OHCHR; allow access to an OHCHR mission to Eritrea, as requested by the High Commissioner for Human Rights, and accept the visit requests made by five special procedures mandate holders (Portugal); 18