A/HRC/32/12 136.86 Take necessary measures to reduce child marriage, particularly the prohibition of forced marriage of girls (Mexico); 136.87 Implement the legislation to prevent and repress marriages between minors by fixing the legal age for marriage at 18 for men and women (Madagascar); 136.88 Adopt concrete measures to end, as a matter of priority, the enrolment of children in armed forces, including ratifying and implementing the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the involvement of children in armed conflict (Czech Republic); 136.89 Take further steps to protect children, including by implementing the 2014 Child Protection Act and finalizing the ratification of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, taking steps to ratify its Optional Protocol on the involvement of children in armed conflict, and by implementing the 2012 action plans to prevent the recruitment and use of child soldiers by the Somali National Army and allied militias (Canada); 136.90 Make further efforts to strengthen the legal framework in the areas of security and law enforcement as well as ensure that the judiciary is guided by international human rights law with a particular focus on the importance of an impartial and independent judicial system (Republic of Korea); 136.91 Continue strengthening the legal framework and building institutions in the area of security, law enforcement, and judiciary, in accordance with the rights-based approach and not bringing civilians before military courts (State of Palestine); 136.92 Put an end to the trials of civilians by military tribunals (France); 136.93 Ensure the prompt, impartial and effective investigation of all attacks and violence against journalists to bring the perpetrators to justice and provide remedies for the victims and their families and, to reform the Penal Code to bring it in line with international standards on freedom of expression (Latvia); 136.94 Deepen measures to ensure the fight against impunity for perpetrators of acts of violence and of all human rights violations (Argentina); 136.95 Address widespread impunity — including for attacks against journalists, civil society and human rights defenders, women and LGBTI persons — by conducting timely and impartial investigations, investigating threats of violence, and prosecuting perpetrators (Canada); 136.96 Ensure the protection of the human rights of journalists and human rights defenders and guarantee that perpetrators of violations against human rights defenders be brought to justice (Switzerland); 136.97 Establish clear vetting procedures to identify and prosecute individuals responsible for serious abuses of human rights such as torture, extrajudicial killings, recruitment of children and sexual violence – including during recruitment and integration of new forces into the SNAF (Germany); 136.98 Prioritize the investigation and prosecution of senior political and military leaders with command responsibility for violations of international human rights law and ensure civilian oversight of the Federal Government of Somalia security forces (Sweden); 136.99 Investigate in a prompt, transparent and impartial manner allegations of violations of international law and human rights by armed and 25