A/HRC/41/9 123.162 Ensure access to education for all children and eradicate the recruitment and use of children by armed forces (Estonia); 123.163 Ensure that all armed groups immediately cease recruiting child soldiers and release from duty all children under 18, and ensure that they have access to rehabilitation programmes (Germany); 123.164 Revise legislation to finally establish a minimum age for marriage in compliance with international human rights standards (Iceland); 123.165 Elaborate a comprehensive policy on children (Ukraine); 123.166 Put an end to the recruitment of child soldiers and the detention of migrant children and provide them with assistance pursuant to international standards (France); 123.167 Fight against the recruitment of child soldiers by all armed groups and ensure the release from duty of all children who are under 18 (Italy); 123.168 Criminalize child, early and forced marriage, including by adopting legislation that sets the minimum age for marriage, and take effective action to combat gender-based discrimination and violence, including female genital mutilation (Italy); 123.169 Continue to support and allocate an adequate budget to education programmes for children, especially for children from poor families in rural and urban areas (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 123.170 Make efforts to increase protection for the most vulnerable groups, in particular for children, and to prevent their recruitment, and provide them with the necessary social and psychosocial support (Lebanon); 123.171 Intensify efforts to prevent children from unlawful recruitment and use by armed forces (Malaysia); 123.172 Continue efforts to provide psychosocial support and rehabilitation services to children affected by armed conflict (Malaysia); 123.173 Ensure that no children are recruited as soldiers (Norway); 123.174 Step up efforts to address in a comprehensive and responsive manner the recruitment of children in armed conflict and to strengthen protection and rehabilitation measures (Philippines); 123.175 Pursue efforts to secure the educational rights of all children and end recruitment of children and reintegrate them into society (Qatar); 123.176 Adopt policies to prevent early marriage, including by setting the minimum age for marriage at 18 years in law (Republic of Korea); 123.177 Continue to ensure the safety of children, in particular by taking steps to protect children from participation in armed conflicts and by exposing the Houthi militias, which exploit children as soldiers and human shields (Saudi Arabia); 123.178 Step up efforts to effectively implement a minimum age of marriage and continue initiatives aimed at ending the recruitment and use of child soldiers (Spain); 123.179 Step up efforts to eradicate forced marriage, sexual exploitation and domestic violence against women and girls (Spain); 123.180 Exert efforts to protect children, particularly in areas afflicted by conflict (Sudan); 123.181 Stop persecution of religious minorities, notably the Baha’i (Luxembourg); 18