A/HRC/18/6 98.61. Utmost efforts should be made to address issues affecting children, including poverty, the recruitment of under-age soldiers, and a lack of access to education (Japan); 98.62. Take concrete measures to ensure governing authorities are representative of all Somalis including women and minority groups (United Kingdom); 98.63. Introduce as soon as possible a moratorium on executions (Belgium); 98.64. Establish as soon as possible a moratorium on the application of the death penalty, in view of its abolition (France); 98.65. Immediately establish the moratorium on executions with a view to abolishing the death penalty (Germany); 98.66. Abolish the death penalty or at least establish a moratorium (Italy); 98.67. Follow through on its intent to put a moratorium on the use of the death penalty (Norway); 98.68. Establish a moratorium on the death penalty with a view to its abolition in the shortest delay and sign and ratify the second Optional Protocol to the ICCPR (Spain); 98.69. Establish a moratorium to the death sentence and eradicate the practice of death by stoning (Brazil); 98.70. Conduct timely and impartial investigations into the killings of Somali civil society actors and journalists and ensures that threats of violence against these individuals are investigated, and, where there is credible evidence of threats, take the necessary measures to ensure their personal security (Canada); 98.71. Undertake every effort to stop all violence in the context of the conflict, including summary executions, arbitrary, extrajudicial killings, amputations, floggings and the use of civilians as human shields (Slovakia); 98.72. Undertake prompt, effective and impartial investigations in the killings of all journalists in the territory under control of the Transitional Federal Government, and investigate threats of violence against them (Austria); 98.73. Issue clear, public orders and take clear steps to ensure that its security forces (and militias under its purview) comply with international human rights law and with international humanitarian law, including the principles of distinction and proportionality (Canada); 98.74. Issue clear public orders and take all necessary steps to ensure that the Transitional Federal Government’s security forces and allied militias comply with international humanitarian and human rights law (Austria); 98.75. Publicly order its security forces and all militia and forces affiliated with it not to commit unlawful attacks, including targeting civilians (Denmark); 98.76. In cooperation with AMISOM and its own security forces, take all necessary measures to protect the life of citizens (Islamic republic of Iran); 98.77. Take steps to ensure that all military engagement is undertaken in a manner consistent with international humanitarian law to minimize the sufferings of civilians (Turkey); 17