A/HRC/14/14 112. Disseminate the culture of human Rights through school curricula (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya); 113. Make efforts to enhance security in the schools in order to increase the participation of children in the education system (Bosnia and Herzegovina); 114. Ensure the protection of the rights of minorities (Ukraine); 115. Ensure that all abuses against ethnic, linguistic or religious minorities are duly investigated and prosecuted, including in the context of the examination of the situation of the residents of Camp Ashraf (Belgium); 116. Intensify its efforts to support the rights and freedoms of minorities by undertaking prompt and impartial investigations into reports of attacks against religious and ethnic minorities and bring to justice those responsible (Ghana); 117. Enhance the efforts to improve the security situation and protection of minorities (Denmark); 118. Continue its positive initiatives towards prioritizing minority issues and guaranteeing the security of minorities and ensure that the situation of minorities is dealt with in accordance with human rights (Lebanon); 119. Ensure the rights of religious and ethnic minorities. In this regard, respect and guarantee the rights of Iraqi Turkmen and other peoples who are integral with Iraq in accordance with relevant international obligations (Kazakhstan); 120. Increase the protection of ethnic and religious minorities as well as women, human rights defenders and journalists (Switzerland); 121. Continue to pay close attention to its obligations under international humanitarian and international human rights law, including with respect to foreign nationals and stateless persons (Australia); 122. Ensure the rights of migrants and ethnic and religious minorities (Bosnia and Herzegovina); 123. Encourage the collective return of the Iraqi refugees, ensure their rights and reintegrate them into the unified Iraqi society (Morocco); 124. Adopt and apply measures aimed at guaranteeing full respect for human rights and international humanitarian law for all refugees (Chile); 125. Strengthen policies and further seek international cooperation to ensure the human rights of Internally Displaced Persons, including measures for their return or resettlement (Brazil); 126. Develop a national plan to provide assistance and compensation to internally displaced persons (Chile); 127. Pay special attention to women from marginal groups who have been affected by armed conflict and displacement (Norway); 128. Build mechanisms which would enable provision of adequate humanitarian assistance to the large number of internally displaced persons (Bosnia and Herzegovina); 129. Continue its efforts to combat terrorism in order to ensure security and stability and to allow the Iraqi migrants to return and contribute to building their country (Kuwait); 19