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122.238 Continue and intensify efforts to protect children from violence,
ensure their safety, and facilitate the enjoyment of their rights (Fiji);
122.239 Fight against child labour and the practice of forced marriages,
including by promoting access to education, especially for girls (France);
122.240
Continue efforts to eliminate child labour (Georgia);
122.241 Adopt a law strictly prohibiting child marriage and raise the legal age
of marriage for girls to 18 (Iceland);
122.242 Put in place specific measures with the help of all stakeholders to
ensure the continuity of education of children in rural areas, especially for girls
(Angola);
122.243 Sustain the endeavours to implement the national strategic plan to
combat child, early and forced marriage, and raise the minimum legal age for
marriage to 18 years (Italy);
122.244 Continue the progress made in promoting the rights of the child
(Mauritania);
122.245 Review the Civil Code observing the principle of the best interests of
the child, establish 18 years as the minimum age for marriage, and allow the
registration of births of children at risk of statelessness (Mexico);
122.246 Reinforce technical cooperation in order to implement all instruments
ratified by the country since 2016, especially those related to the rights of the
child (Mozambique);
122.247 Carry out effective measures to reduce maternal and infant mortality
rates (Nepal);
122.248 Advance the implementation of the programme to protect children
from sexual exploitation, child labour and the use of children in armed conflict
(Oman);
122.249 Continue its efforts to ensure that the rights and well-being of children
are protected, including through the introduction of national and cross-cutting
policies in key areas such as health and education (Singapore);
122.250 Enact a law prohibiting child marriage, guarantee its implementation,
as well as effective awareness-raising campaigns (Spain);
122.251 Continue efforts to protect children from violence, exploitation and the
phenomenon of child labour (Tunisia);
122.252 Strengthen the policy framework for the rights of persons with
disabilities (India);
122.253 Intensify efforts to ensure the integration and inclusion of persons with
disabilities in all public service, including health and education (Sudan);
122.254 Continue strengthening its laws on statelessness, human trafficking
and people smuggling (Eswatini).
123. All conclusions and/or recommendations contained in the present report reflect
the position of the submitting State(s) and/or the State under review. They should not
be construed as endorsed by the Working Group as a whole.
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