A/HRC/24/6 116.24. Give continuity to efforts undertaken to implement measures of care, assistance and comprehensive reparation to the victims of the internal armed conflict (Brazil); 116.25. Provide to Colombian refugees the opportunity to present their request for reparation at the moment of their voluntary repatriation, if it is the case, so that they can benefit from the Victims and Land Restitution Law (Panama); 116.26. Consider designing operative mechanisms to ensure that boys, girls and adolescents who are victims of the armed conflict be a priority in programmes to restore their rights and reparation programmes, taking into account the right to family reunification, health, education and psychosocial care (Uruguay); 116.27. Increase its efforts on socio-economic reform and strengthen the law enforcement system toward enhancing national reconciliation, combating violence, illegal armed groups and maintaining public order (Viet Nam); 116.28. Redouble on-going efforts to improve the quality of life of the most vulnerable groups, in particular indigenous peoples and people of African descent (Peru); 116.29. Adopt all necessary measures in order to ensure full protection of the children and the enjoyment of all rights by the children of Colombia (Romania); 116.30. Increase efforts to apply the existing legislation to prevent separation of boys and girls from their family environment due to the economic conditions of the family, through training programmes, information and awarenessraising campaigns (Uruguay); 116.31. Continue its policy in favour of children, in particular the fight already initiated by the Government against child labour (Burundi); 116.32. Put in place a national strategy in the area of public security (Niger); 116.33. Take comprehensive measures to increase the level of public security in the country (Russian Federation); 116.34. Work toward strengthening security to allow a harmonious development of the country (Congo); 116.35. Consolidate current policies for the preventive risk management of violations to the right to life, to liberty, integrity and personal security (Bolivia (Plurinational State of)); 116.36. Continue its efforts to introduce a human rights perspective in business and trade (Philippines); 116.37. Continue to incorporate economic, social and cultural rights in the national strategy to combat drug trafficking (Egypt); 116.38. Extend an invitation to the Special Rapporteur on violence against women, its causes and consequences (Brazil); 116.39. Invite the Special Rapporteur on violence against women, and develop, in consultation with civil society, a comprehensive plan of action to address sexual violence (Hungary); 16