A/HRC/38/15 118.187 Permanently lift the blockade on the Gaza Strip, to allow for the import and export of fuel, food, building materials and other essential goods (Bahrain); 118.188 Consult on possibilities to broaden access to a safe passage between Gaza and the West Bank (Austria); 118.189 Assist in the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip and allow the access of humanitarian aid (Mexico); 118.190 Allow unfettered access for international assistance to improve the humanitarian situation of the Palestinian people in Gaza (Indonesia); 118.191 Take necessary measures to prevent forced eviction of the Palestinian people (Indonesia); 118.192 Consider the adoption of a strategy to guarantee the protection of women’s rights in Gaza (Chile); 118.193 Implement measures to guarantee and protect the rights of Palestinian children in areas relating to education, criminal procedure, poverty and security (Chile); 118.194 Adopt the necessary measures to oversee the application of the Convention on the Rights of the Child in the occupied Arab territories (Uruguay);2 118.195 Ensure that the treatment of Palestinian children in Israeli detention is fully in line with Israel’s commitments under international law (Netherlands); 118.196 Taking action to protect child detainees, ensuring the mandatory use of audiovisual recording in interrogations with all child detainees, ending the use of painful restraints, and consistently and fully informing detainees of their legal rights (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 118.197 Strengthen protections for Palestinian children by halting military proceedings against them and applying fully the Fourth Geneva Convention to this vulnerable group (Maldives); 118.198 Ensure that all Palestinian children detained are held in the occupied Palestinian territory, and not in Israel (Denmark); 118.199 Ensure the implementation of international standards as well as recommendations by the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) related to Palestinian minors in Israeli detention and prisons (Slovenia); 118.200 Undertake judicial reforms to ensure equal protection and treatment before the law, and that children are not exposed to arbitrary arrest and detention (Botswana); 118.201 Prohibit the arrest or arbitrary detention of children and the use of human shields in Israeli Army operations, in addition to extrajudicial executions using drones (Ecuador); 118.202 Take urgent measures to promote and protect rights of Palestinian people (Russian Federation); 118.203 End the practice of occupation and withdraw from all areas occupied since 1967 and allow for the establishment of an independent Palestinian State with East Jerusalem as its capital (Jordan); 2 The recommendation, as read out during the interactive dialogue, was: “Adopt the necessary measures to oversee the application of the Convention on the Rights of the Child in the occupied Arab territories and, in compliance with that convention, apply the definition of the child to all persons under 18 years of age and ensure that this is the minimum age for military recruitment.” 21