A/HRC/17/14 97.3. Provide the Office of the Ombudsman with the necessary financial and human resources so that it can implement its action plan (Niger); 97.4. Continue pursuing appropriate policies, such as the Action Programme to Eliminate Child Labour in Namibia 2008-2012, in particular with regard to ILO Convention No. 182 concerning the Prohibition and Immediate Action for the Elimination of the Worst Forms of Child Labour, to address the phenomenon of child labour (Slovakia); 97.5. Implement further policies to ensure gender equality throughout society and strengthen the promotion of the rights of women (South Africa); 97.6. Continue to prioritize the education and health sectors in its development plans (Singapore); 97.7. Develop a National Plan of Action on eliminating violence against women and strengthen efforts to fulfil its obligations under CEDAW (Australia); 97.8. Consider undertaking measures that promote gender equality and the rights of women in the internal normative framework (Chile); 97.9. Continue its efforts to prevent, punish and eradicate violence against boys and girls (Argentina); 97.10. Allocate the resources necessary for the full implementation of the “Zero Tolerance Campaign against Gender Based Violence, Including Human Trafficking”, and ensure engagement at the highest political level in the campaign to highlight the unacceptability of violence against women and address the attitudes and stereotypes that perpetuate discriminatory practices that are harmful and violent toward women (Canada); 97.11. Increase its efforts to combat violence against women and children (Germany); 97.12. Consider continuing increasing allocation of more resources to the sectors of education, health and employment (Zimbabwe); 97.13. Continue applying programmes and measures to improve the enjoyment of the right to education and the right to health, including addressing the HIV/AIDs pandemic (Cuba); 97.14. Give top priority to reducing further the national prevalence rate [of HIV/AIDS], especially among pregnant women (Algeria); 97.15. Maintain and further build upon its HIV/AIDS preventive, care and treatment programmes (Singapore); 97.16. Adopt a systematic approach to prevent mother-to-child transmission of HIV (Turkey); 97.17. Explore the feasibility of establishing a network of mobile clinics in order to reach out to the widely dispersed population (Malaysia); 97.18. Continue towards providing safe drinking water in the inhabited areas (Sudan); 98. The following recommendations will be examined by Namibia which will provide responses in due time, but no later than the seventeenth session of the Human Rights Council in June 2011: 19