A/HRC/15/8 101.107.Continue to pursue development and anti-poverty policies, step up international cooperation, and intensify its efforts to alleviate poverty (China); 101.108.Continue to increase and consolidate programmes and social measures that will lead to and are essential for the urgent reduction of poverty and social exclusion levels, with the fair distribution of national wealth, to permit the best possible well-being of its population, and, if necessary to that end, seek international assistance and solidarity (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 101.109.Strengthen its educational policy to guarantee the required quality of education, accessible to all members of its population, especially the marginalized and most vulnerable groups (Slovakia); 101.110.Develop education policies that ensure quality education, particularly for the poor, marginalized and vulnerable segments of its population, and request international assistance to that end (Bolivia); 101.111.Formulate an educational policy aimed at combating illiteracy, with particular emphasis on the education of the girl child (Niger); 101.112.Develop and implement a specific education policy which would cover all children with special needs (Ireland); 101.113.Continue to develop programmes and measures aimed at ensuring quality and free education and health services for its population (Cuba); 101.114.Implement the recommendations and decisions of its own judicial institutions and of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights, particularly those relating to the rights of indigenous peoples (Bolivia); 101.115.Continue the current policy vis-à-vis Somali refugees, based on solidarity and the protection of fundamental human rights (Somalia); 101.116.Sustain its efforts with regard to the resettlement of internally displaced persons, and ensure their access to basic human rights and social services (Algeria); 101.117.Follow up on the recommendations made by the Representative of the Secretary-General on the human rights of internally displaced persons, particularly those relating to the need to adopt measures for reconciliation and to implement a comprehensive strategy for the internally displaced (Mexico); 101.118.Ensure that the policies aimed at assisting displaced persons take into account the Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement (Argentina); 101.119.Engage in a participatory and inclusive process with civil society in the implementation of universal periodic review recommendations (Norway); 101.120.Seek international assistance to sustain its efforts aimed at the promotion and protection of human rights, in particular economic, social and cultural rights, in line with its national priorities (Egypt); 101.121.Identify its needs in terms of technical and financial assistance as well as capacity-building, and seek accordingly the requisite assistance from the relevant organizations (Algeria); 101.122.Continue to seek assistance to build enough capacity to develop appropriate human rights indices (Zimbabwe); 20