A/HRC/23/6 Covenants on Human Rights and other relevant human rights instruments (Norway); 111.23 Adopt and implement measures to ensure that international human rights standards are observed by the Malian Armed Forces, in particular the absolute ban on torture and ill-treatment and to ensure that all reports of torture and other ill-treatment are investigated effectively, with those responsible being brought to justice (Ireland); 111.24 Guarantee the respect for human rights and international humanitarian law by the defence and security forces, particularly as regards their treatment of prisoners (France); 112.25 Step up efforts to eradicate female genital mutilation (FGM), known as “excisions”, which is a most common practice rooted in the Malian tradition (Djibouti); 111.26 Eliminate the practice of FGM and promote the participation of women in society (Holy See); 111.27 Continue its efforts to eradicate the practice of female genital mutilation, encouraging the strengthening of its efforts for the total emancipation of women and their full participation in public affairs (Rwanda); 111.28 Adopt all necessary measures to eradicate the persistent practice of FGM, including, inter alia, new awareness-raising campaigns in cooperation with international and regional organizations and civil society (Uruguay); 111. 29 Strengthen efforts to promote and protect the human rights of women in the North of Mali (Djibouti); 111.30 Protect women against all forms of sexual violence and ensure full respect of the Security Council resolutions on “Women, Peace and Security” in the management of the conflict, particularly by ensuring effective participation of women in the political dialogue (France); 111.31 Urgently act to protect women against any form of sexual violence (Italy); 111.32 Take all appropriate measures to prohibit and punish all forms of sexual violence against women and girls by the different armed groups (Belgium); 111.33 Continue to enhance its efforts to eradicate child labour (Japan); 111.34 Abide by the standards of the International Labour Organization (ILO) in the area of child employment and prohibit child prostitution and punish perpetrators of such acts (Libya); 111.35 Take measures to ensure that children under 18 are protected against sale and trafficking, and that investigations and prosecutions of offenders were carried out, and penalties imposed (Egypt); 111.36 Adopt all necessary measures to combat effectively the child labour and trafficking of children (Slovenia); 111.37 Undertake efforts to combat illegal trafficking of persons, in particular those indicated in the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime and the Protocols Thereto (Libya); 16 GE.13-11815