A/HRC/57/9 132.145 Put an immediate end to the recruitment of children into the armed forces and bring to justice those responsible for such violations and abuses (Switzerland); 132.146 Immediately cease the recruitment of child soldiers and release from duty all those under 18 years of age, in line with the action plan signed with the United Nations in 2014 (Canada); 132.147 Fight against the recruitment of child soldiers by all armed groups and ensure that all persons below the age of 18 are released and reintegrated into their communities (Italy); 132.148 Take the measures necessary to put an end to the recruitment of child soldiers and ensure that they have access to rehabilitation programmes (Republic of Korea); 132.149 Prohibit the recruitment and use of child soldiers in Yemen’s military service (Slovakia); 132.150 Redouble efforts to put an end to the recruitment of minors and their participation in armed operations, ensure rehabilitation and social reintegration programmes and eradicate child labour (Costa Rica); 132.151 End the recruitment and use of children in armed forces and release those who have already been recruited (Czechia); 132.152 End the recruitment of child soldiers (France); 132.153 Guarantee the human rights of children, including by ceasing and preventing the recruitment and use of children in armed conflict (Argentina); 132.154 Take further steps to prevent child recruitment and use in hostilities and take additional measures to avoid child casualties during military operations (Bulgaria); 132.155 Protect children’s rights through actions to prevent recruitment of children in conflict and eradicate child labour (Chile); 132.156 Ensure the full protection of children’s rights, including by banning child marriage and ensuring that no armed group under the control of the Government of Yemen recruits child soldiers (Germany); 132.157 Continue to take additional steps to implement the action plan on child soldiers and to eliminate the unlawful recruitment and use of child soldiers (Kyrgyzstan); 132.158 Implement in full the action plan signed with the Government in 2014 and the 2018 road map for its implementation and continue participation in activities such as the training of its forces on the six grave violations against children (Malta); 132.159 End the recruitment and use of children in armed conflict and swiftly and fully implement the recommendations of the Working Group on Children and Armed Conflict (Norway); 132.160 Implement more effective measures to prevent child casualties during military operations (Georgia); 132.161 Adopt, as a matter of priority, a handover protocol on the release of detained children, including during military operations, and treat them primarily as victims (Malta); 132.162 Enforce decisions prohibiting the recruitment of children (Oman); 132.163 Prioritize the protection of women and children, implementing robust measures to safeguard their rights and well-being in the face of ongoing conflict and humanitarian crises (Gambia); 18 GE.24-09703