A/HRC/41/5 136.237 Implement safeguards to prevent the sexual exploitation and abuse of boys, known as bacha bazi, including by Afghan national security forces, and hold those responsible accountable, including through prosecution (United States of America); 136.238 Ensure that forced and early marriages of girls are prohibited, that those responsible are prosecuted and punished and that victims are rehabilitated (Denmark); 136.239 Continue taking necessary measures to criminalize the so-called practice of bacha bazi, and make all efforts in terms of prevention and justice in order to eradicate the practice (Mexico); 136.240 Take measures to strengthen child rights by promptly and thoroughly investigating all allegations of forced marriage, the practice of bacha bazi, or any other form of sexual exploitation of children, and appropriately prosecuting all those found responsible (Germany); 136.241 Intensify efforts to prevent and combat child, early and forced marriage, and take appropriate measures to fight all forms of violence against children and to promote their rights, including the right to education (Italy); 136.242 Take measurable steps to prevent and end the recruitment of children and to ensure the accountability of all perpetrators (Lithuania); 136.243 Accelerate the process of bringing the law on family protection amending the age of marriage into accordance with the provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Myanmar); 136.244 Ensure the protection of the rights of all children without discrimination, and take steps to bring an end to child marriage by promptly implementing the national action plan on child marriage (Pakistan); 136.245 Combat effectively the recruitment of child soldiers (Poland); 136.246 Adopt and implement a national action plan to end child marriage, and adopt the necessary legal and regulatory measures to ensure consistent implementation at the central and local levels of laws on violence against women (Republic of Moldova); 136.247 Take concrete measures to ensure the protection of the rights of the child, including through access to education for all and the prevention of sexual abuse and child recruitment (Romania); 136.248 Take measures towards the rehabilitation and reintegration, rather than detention, of children formerly associated with armed groups (Portugal); 136.249 Take all measures to protect the civilian population in full respect of international humanitarian law and human rights, in particular specific measures for the protection of ethnic and religious minorities (Switzerland); 136.250 Redouble efforts on legislation to protect ethnic and religious communities (Honduras); 136.251 Intensify efforts to protect and promote freedom of religion or belief and the rights of persons belonging to religious minorities (Italy); 136.252 Establish an independent mechanism to assess how religious and ethnic minorities can be better protected against violent attacks (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 136.253 Establish a system to identify and assess the educational needs of children with disabilities, and build institutionalized capacity to assist and provide them with inclusive education (Bulgaria); 136.254 Improve and strengthen the rights of persons with disabilities, especially women and girls with disabilities, economically, politically and 24