E/2007/27 E/CN.6/2007/9 (d) To support and expand nutrition and immunization programmes for young mothers and their children; (e) To address the needs of young married girls regarding family planning and HIV/AIDS prevention, care, testing and treatment programmes; (f) To establish shelters offering counselling and education services for girls who escape forced and early marriages; (g) To support programmes to eliminate violence against women; (h) To continue to study the links between forced and early marriage and poverty; customs, traditions and practices; health; education; and economic empowerment; “4. actors: Invites non-governmental organizations and other civil society (a) To advocate at the local, national, regional and international levels on forced and early marriage, including through building and strengthening networks among those who may call attention to its adverse consequences; (b) To increase coordination and cooperation in addressing forced and early marriage, and continue to present their observations and conclusions to Governments; “5. Requests the Secretary-General, in his report to the Commission on the Status of Women at its fifty-second session, to include information on forced and early marriage, and encourages Governments to cooperate with the Secretary-General by providing precise data on the subject.” 70. At the same meeting, the representative of El Salvador made a statement and joined in sponsoring the draft resolution. 71. At its 13th meeting, on 9 March, the Commission had before it a revised draft resolution submitted by the United States, entitled “Forced and early marriage” (E/CN.6/2007/L.4/Rev.1). 72. At the same meeting, the Commission was advised that the revised draft resolution contained no programme budget implications. 73. Also at the same meeting, the representative of the United States presented revisions to the draft resolution in an informal paper and announced that Côte d’Ivoire and Panama had joined in sponsoring the revised draft resolution. Subsequently, Angola, Benin, the Congo, Mali and Togo joined in sponsoring the revised draft resolution. 74. At the 13th meeting, the representative of Germany (on behalf of the European Union and Costa Rica, Iceland, Mexico, New Zealand, Norway, Switzerland, Turkey and Uruguay) proposed amendments to the text, as contained in the informal paper. 75. At the same meeting, the representative of the United States proposed amendments to the amendments proposed by the representative of Germany. 76. Also at the same meeting, Cuba joined in sponsoring the amendments proposed by the representative of Germany. 07-28248 47