A/HRC/41/9 123.142 Continue efforts to improve women’s participation in the political process and other domains (Pakistan); 123.143 Take efforts to further improve and promote women’s rights, including through legislation to strengthen the punishment of domestic and sexual violence (Republic of Korea); 123.144 Pursue efforts to remove discriminatory laws and violence against women (Senegal); 123.145 Develop an action plan to ensure responsive mechanisms are put in place for victims and survivors of sexual violence and gender-based violence (Seychelles); 123.146 Continue national policies aimed at promoting the status of women in society and in decision-making processes (State of Palestine); 123.147 Ensure the representation of women in public and political life during the transition process, adopt measures to combat discriminatory attitudes against women and protect them from forced and early marriages (Uruguay); 123.148 Accelerate the drafting, adoption and implementation of laws establishing the age of marriage (Viet Nam); 123.149 Ensure that no children take part in fighting as child soldiers and provide former child soldiers with all appropriate assistance for their physical and psychological recovery and social integration (Zambia); 123.150 Continue legislative efforts, focusing on laws concerning children, to ensure that the best interests of the child are properly taken into account (Algeria); 123.151 Increase efforts to prevent exploitation and trafficking of children (Algeria); 123.152 Update and promptly implement its 2014 action plan to end and prevent the recruitment and use of children by its government forces (Belgium); 123.153 Step up efforts, in cooperation with international agencies, to remove restrictions and establish the unhindered access of the population, especially children, including internally displaced and refugee children, to humanitarian supplies (Bulgaria); 123.154 Fulfil previously accepted recommendations to prohibit child, early and forced marriage, including setting the minimum age of marriage at 18, and prevent forced withdrawal of girls from schools (Canada); 123.155 Strengthen measures to eradicate and sanction the practices of forced marriage, child marriage, and the recruitment or use of child soldiers (Chile); 123.156 Continue efforts to protect human rights, specifically for vulnerable people and children (Tunisia); 123.157 Eradicate the recruitment and use of children by armed forces and armed groups and end all violations committed against them (Croatia); 123.158 Enhance efforts to ensure the protection of children in emergency situations (Cuba); 123.159 End the recruitment and use of children in armed forces and release those who have already been recruited (Czechia); 123.160 Take urgent steps to ensure that an appropriate legal framework is in place to prevent marriage for children under the age of 18 (Denmark); 123.161 Ensure that children are protected from taking part in any conflict (Eritrea); 17