A/HRC/26/8 115.48 Continue the efforts in the field of the promotion and protection of the rights of vulnerable groups of the population, particularly children, women and persons with disabilities (Djibouti); 115.49 Protect and promote the human rights of the entire population, particularly the most vulnerable groups such as women, children and minorities, and include these rights in the upcoming constitutional review process (Colombia); 115.50 Continue the efforts to ensure access to health care to all people throughout the territory of the country without any discrimination based on gender or social origin (Djibouti ); 115.51 Ensure that Yemeni women enjoy the same rights as men, promote their right to participate in political life on an equal footing with their male counterparts, and protect women against gender-based discrimination and violence (Switzerland); 115.52. Incorporate women in all aspects of political, economic and social life (Mauritania); 115.53 Take human rights into account in the constitutional process, particularly those of women and marginalized or vulnerable groups (Australia); 115.54 Revise its death penalty legislation so that it complies with ICCPR and particularly to ensure that the death penalty does not apply to minors (Slovenia); 115.55 Put an end by law to death by stoning and reduce the number of crimes that are punishable by the death penalty, excluding the death penalty for crimes related to drugs (Spain); 115.56 Respect the Convention on the Rights of the Child, to which Yemen is party, with regard to the death penalty (Belgium); 115.57 Reduce the number of crimes punishable by the death penalty in conformity with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, to which Yemen is party (Belgium); 115.58 Suspend executions of persons whose age is subject to doubt, having in mind the establishment of a special commission to determine the age of accused suspected of being a minor at the time of commitment of the crime (Spain); 115.59 Take measures to combat forced disappearances, collective arrests without a warrant and arbitrary detention without presentation of charges (Chile); 115.60 Further increase efforts in order to totally eradicate the recruitment or use of children by armed forces and armed groups (Italy); 115.61 Ensure the safety of children in particular through taking steps to protect them from taking part in armed conflicts (Eritrea); 115.62 End the recruitment and use of children in armed forces as a matter of priority by the government forces and the opposition armed groups and to release those who have already been recruited (Slovenia); 115.63 Fully implement the adopted action plan on the recruitment of children to the armed forces and take into consideration the relevant recommendations made by the Secretary-General in his annual report on children and armed conflict (Slovenia); 17