A/HRC/25/11 105.12 Improve the situation of women and children by implementing the United Nations Security Council resolution 1325 and related resolutions on women, peace and security (Estonia); 105.13 Take all the appropriate measures to protect women and girls against all forms of sexual violence and ensure the full respect of the “Women, Peace and Security” resolutions of the Security Council, by ensuring an increased participation of women in decision-making regarding conflict resolution and peace process (Luxembourg); 105.14 Ensure the protection of women against sexual violence and ensure the implementation of the “Women, Peace and Security” resolutions of the Security Council, in particular regarding their effective participation in the transitional process (France); 105.15 Put forward its utmost efforts to eradicate sexual and gender-based violence (Republic of Korea); 105.16 Put in place effective mechanisms to identify, report, and monitor sexual and gender-based violence (Slovenia); 105.17 Ensure throughout the country, protection and promotion of human rights in accordance with the first chapter of the recently promulgated Constitution of Transition and effectively criminalize the violations of such rights (Spain); 105.18 Strengthen the justice system to protect human rights of the vulnerable people in particular women and children (South Sudan); 105.19 In its future decisions and actions, give priority to human rights, especially with regard to the most vulnerable categories, such as women and children (Italy); 105.20 Ensure a rapid return to constitutional rule through the organization of free and transparent elections (Côte d’Ivoire); 105.21 Speed up the amendment of the Criminal Code, Code of Criminal Procedure, and Code of Military Justice to effectively deal with human rights violations (Botswana); 105.22 Adopt without delay proper measures aimed at ensuring the immediate release of all children-soldiers and tackle this grave breach of human rights as a high priority (Italy); 105.23 Ensure the immediate release of all children associated with armed forces or groups by issuing clear orders including at local level (Austria); 105.24 Cease the use of child soldiers by local militia groups (Japan); 105.25 Take all the necessary measures to ensure the protection of the rights of the child, put an end to the recruitment and use of child soldiers by all the parties to the conflict, and create mechanisms to support the reintegration of demobilized children (Luxembourg); 105.26 Take all necessary measures to halt recruitment of children into armed groups and to adopt adequate legislation to prevent further recruitment (Maldives); 105.27 The government and all other parties concerned should ensure the immediate release of all child soldiers and take all measures to prevent any future recruitment (Republic of Korea); GE.14-10056 19