A/HRC/34/13 128.51 Create care mechanisms for the communities affected by the conflict, including psychiatric care (Colombia); 128.52 Prevent and put an end to human rights violations and abuses suffered by children, strengthen measures aimed at ensuring an effective end to their recruitment and their release (Argentina); 128.53 Stop the recruitment of child soldiers into both the armed forces and militias (Costa Rica); 128.54 Immediately cease recruiting child soldiers and ensure their rehabilitation (Australia); 128.55 Immediately live up to its commitment to end the use of child soldiers and minors in armed conflicts (Denmark); 128.56 Take measures to put an end to the recruitment of children by the armed forces or armed groups (France); 128.57 Strengthen ongoing efforts to end the recruitment of child soldiers and ensure the release of all children associated with armed groups (Maldives); 128.58 Stop and prevent violations and abuses of children’s rights, including by actively preventing and combating the recruitment and use of children in hostilities (Portugal); 128.59 Adopt measures to restrict the recruitment of children in the conflict and to ensure their demobilization and integration into society. Pursue and punish all those responsible for violations of the human rights of children, in particular for killings and mutilations (Chile); 128.60 Take the necessary steps to prevent the recruitment of girls and boys by the army and other armed forces, and put in place a mechanism for the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration of girls and boys who have been involved in the armed conflict (Mexico); 128.61 Investigate all cases of human rights violations and abuses and prosecute those responsible without exceptions and immunity (Slovenia); 128.62 Investigate the serious human rights violations committed since independence and prosecute those responsible (Costa Rica); 128.63 Immediately end all and prevent further violations of international human rights law and international humanitarian law committed by members of the armed forces and allied militias (Austria); 128.64 End impunity for all human rights violations and launch credible, transparent and comprehensive investigations into all allegations of violations of international human rights law, including those possibly constituting international crimes (Norway); 128.65 Ensure prompt, credible, transparent, impartial and comprehensive investigations leading to prosecutions of the allegations of gross violations and abuses of international human rights law and violations of international humanitarian law, thus guaranteeing that perpetrators are duly accountable before justice (Portugal); 128.66 Take all necessary measures to safeguard the full enjoyment of human rights by women and girls, including by promptly and independently investigating all allegations of sexual and gender-based violence and bringing 23