A/HRC/48/11 132.243 Enact explicit prohibition of all corporal punishment of children, in all settings including at home, and repeal all provisions defending its use (Liechtenstein); 132.244 Pursue the development of the child rights bill (Mauritius); 132.245 Guarantee that the draft law on the rights of the child fully complies with the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Spain); 132.246 Ensure that laws and regulations aimed at protecting the rights of the child are in line with the Convention on the Rights of the Child and other international law and standards, including by prohibiting child, early and forced marriage (Sweden); 132.247 Continue to strengthen efforts to ensure the protection of children and that their rights are guaranteed in accordance with the national laws (Uganda); 132.248 Carry out efforts to ensure that the child rights bill is adopted swiftly and complies with the obligations under the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Uruguay); 132.249 Step up the efforts in other child-rights-related areas such as birth registrations (Armenia); 132.250 Take legal steps to prevent child marriage (Burkina Faso); 132.251 Ensure the full implementation of the important provisions provided for in the regulatory and legislative frameworks for the protection of children affected by armed conflict (Morocco); 132.252 Make all necessary efforts to end use and recruitment of child soldiers and ensure reintegration and access to education for former child soldiers (Japan); 132.253 Continue efforts to end and prevent the recruitment and use of children in the army and to stop the killing and maiming of children (Lesotho); 132.254 Step up efforts in preventing and addressing the recruitment and use of children in armed conflict and in ensuring the holistic rehabilitation of former child soldiers in their communities (Philippines); 132.255 Continue their efforts and take all measures to prevent and end the use and recruitment of child soldiers and ensure the reintegration of and access to education by former child soldiers (Djibouti); 132.256 Pursue efforts to enhance the protection of children affected by armed conflict, and reintegrate former child soldiers into local communities (Qatar); 132.257 Take effective measures to combat multiple violations of children’s rights, and the recruitment and use of children in armed conflict; pay special attention to reducing the incidence of sexual violence and violence on the basis of religion (Russian Federation); 132.258 Prevent the recruitment of children for use in armed conflict (Senegal); 132.259 Intensify national efforts to put an end to the recruitment of child soldiers and prosecute the perpetrators (Egypt); 132.260 Urge all parties to immediately cease all grave violations against children and to abide by their obligations and responsibilities under international humanitarian and human rights law (Slovenia); 132.261 Intensify efforts aimed at rehabilitating, protecting and reintegrating child soldiers (Syrian Arab Republic); 132.262 Continue efforts deployed to address the recruitment of children, and support programmes to protect and rehabilitate child recruits and to integrate them into society (Tunisia); 23