A/HRC/43/9 119.95 Redouble efforts to increase the political participation of women (Philippines); 119.96 Include more women in the next cabinet of ministers following elections on 8 December (United States of America); 119.97 Redouble efforts to increase the representation of women in political life, in particular in the parliament and at the highest levels of Government (Algeria); 119.98 Raise the minimum age for military service in all circumstances to 18 years (Montenegro); 119.99 Take the necessary measures to review the minimum age of recruitment for military service in special circumstances from 16 to 18 (Myanmar); 119.100 Continue efforts to promote the online safety of children (Nepal); 119.101 Create a specialized section on childhood within courts and explore the possibility of establishing a counselling centre for separated parents with children (Spain); 119.102 Continue to take steps to improve access to public buildings for persons with disabilities (Australia); 119.103 Continue its efforts to ensure that all buildings are accessible for persons with disabilities (Bahamas); 119.104 Continue the efforts to promote and protect the rights of persons with disabilities by reporting regularly to the instruments San Marino is a party to (Cyprus); 119.105 Redouble efforts to guarantee the non-discrimination of people with an immigrant background in all sectors (Burkina Faso); 119.106 Continue support for humanitarian corridors designed to create additional legal access channels for especially vulnerable migrants and asylum seekers (Indonesia); 119.107 Strengthen measures to guarantee the rights of migrants, especially female domestic workers and caretakers (Myanmar); 119.108 Establish a procedure for the processing and adjudicating of asylum applications (Bahamas); 119.109 Reduce further the duration of residence required to request citizenship (Luxembourg). 120. All conclusions and/or recommendations contained in the present report reflect the position of the submitting State(s) and/or the State under review. They should not be construed as endorsed by the Working Group as a whole. 19