A/HRC/25/14 110.112 Ensure persecution of perpetrators of violence against women (Maldives); 110.113 Prioritize the implementation of the reproductive health law and provide for sanctions against the perpetrators of the crimes of female genital mutilation, early marriage and domestic and sexual violence, ensuring the investigation of the cases as well as the prosecution and punishment of the perpetrators (Uruguay); 110.114 (Ethiopia); Further continue in fighting harmful traditional practices 110.115 Effectively implement its female genital mutilation ban while giving young girls proper information about this prohibition (Czech Republic); 110.116 Carry out awareness-raising campaigns on sexual and genderbased violence, as recommended by the UNHCR, and ensure that all the reported cases receive an adequate response (Slovenia); 110.117 Launch awareness-raising campaigns to address harmful traditional practices that adversely affect the implementation of its human rights commitments (Sierra Leone); 110.118 Continue collaboration with its partners to reduce the prevalence of female genital mutilation (FGM) (South Sudan); 110.119 Take measures to prevent the criminal behaviour of its military and police units assigned in peacekeeping missions, responsible for acts of sexual violence, and enforce the respect for international and human rights law among its peacekeeping units (Czech Republic); 110.120 Make more vigorous efforts to combat violence against children and child trafficking and strengthen cooperation with the United Nations in protecting the rights of the child (China); 110.121 Take all the necessary measures to prevent recruitment and use of children, including the criminalisation of such acts (Slovenia); 110.122 Step up all sorts of measures to end the recruitment and use of children under 18, free those children currently recruited and fully cooperate with the agencies in the field in the demobilization and reintegration of child soldiers (Uruguay); 110.123 Continue working to eradicate the recruitment of children (Argentina); 110.124 Continue its effort in implementing the programme of disarmament, demobilization and reintegration (DDR) of child soldiers (South Sudan); 110.125 Continue efforts to end child recruitment by the national armed forces and all non-State armed groups (Australia); 110.126 Make further efforts to combat the recruitment of child soldiers to the national army and to armed groups, with the aim of criminalizing the practice in the near future (Maldives); 110.127 Redouble efforts to put in place an independent, impartial and effective administration of justice (Switzerland); GE.14-10021 21