A/HRC/15/7 that guarantee full equality in terms of access (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 96.4. Continue to apply the strategies and socio-economic development plans designed for poverty reduction (Cuba); 96.5. Continue to apply measures to guarantee access to health services and quality education for all its population (Cuba); 96.6. Redouble efforts in the field of primary, secondary and tertiary prevention of HIV/AIDS in order to drastically reduce its prevalence, especially among women and children (Argentina); 96.7. Continue to focus on reducing poverty and curbing the spread of AIDS in its efforts to improve the protection of human rights (China); 96.8. Elaborate and promote a national human rights plan that integrates all of its administration, harmonizes its internal legislation with its international obligations, includes awareness-raising programmes on diverse human rights subjects, links public and private actors in its defence and guides its public policies with strategies to protect human rights, in order to achieve greater systematization of its human rights action (Spain); 96.9. Continue to work towards attaining food security, and fight HIV and AIDS as conscientiously as already demonstrated (Zimbabwe); 96.10. Continue with all the initiatives and commitments to address the identified key national priorities in order to consolidate the promotion and protection of human rights, as broadly defined as these have been in the Kingdom (Zimbabwe); 96.11. Continue to strengthen its poverty eradication strategies, as well as programmes aimed at improving maternal health and conditions of employment, including the need to obviate child labour, particularly for those children orphaned by the HIV and AIDS pandemic (South Africa); 96.12. Pursue aggressively its efforts to achieve its goals stated in the Vision 2020, through effective international cooperation and technical assistance (Ethiopia); 96.13. Request United Nations technical assistance in the preparation of national reports on the implementation of international human rights treaties (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya); 96.14. Reinforce the legal and implementation infrastructure aimed at upholding the rights of women and children, and continue, with strengthened international support, its efforts to combat HIV/AIDS (Egypt); 96.15. Continue its efforts for the advancement of women, with an emphasis on curbing violence against women (Bangladesh); 96.16. Continue to improve access to basic services, such as health and education, with the full support and cooperation of the international community (Bangladesh); 96.17. Continue its efforts to protect vulnerable categories of children, including orphans, extending them to all regions of the country (Belarus); 96.18. Continue to combat poverty with appropriate and targeted international assistance, in particular that provided by competent United Nations agencies and programmes (Algeria); 15