A/HRC/27/5 133.14 Facilitate shortly the visit of the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights defenders (Uruguay); 133.15 Increase efforts to prevent and punish episodes of extrajudicial executions and illegal or arbitrary detentions (Italy); 133.16 Pursue the reforms in the penitentiary system with a view to ending overpopulation in prisons (Djibouti); 133.17 Increase medical, judicial, psychological and socioeconomic support to victims of sexual violence (Lithuania); 133.18 Ensure access to justice and full reparation for victims and survivors (Lithuania); 133.19 Strengthen the capacities of the judiciary, including by increasing the personnel and improving its working conditions (Luxembourg); 133.20 Implement recommendations of the 2011 international election observation missions with special emphasis on the enhancement of equal participation of women in political life (Czech Republic); 133.21 Respect and promote the democratic principle of the right to participate in public and political life without discrimination, so that everyone can pursue their activities freely and without fear of intimidation (Germany); 133.22 Continue to prioritize delivery of basic social services, such as primary education and health, giving particular attention to increasing access, improving infrastructure and curbing discriminatory practices, including in rural areas (Philippines); 133.23 Ensure allocations for the implementation of the Government’s poverty reduction strategy and ensure that international development aid is utilized for the realization of the right to an adequate standard of living (South Africa); 133.24 Make economic, social and cultural rights a first priority, which means allocating sufficient resources (Germany); 133.25 Continue the current efforts to finalize the process of adoption of a social security code and the establishment of a sustainable social security system (Egypt); 133.26 Improve access for women and girls to basic health-care services (Malaysia); 133.27 Establish a programme of medical, psychological and social assistance for teenage mothers and develop a support network for young women to continue their studies (Mexico). 134. The following recommendations enjoy the support of the Democratic Republic of the Congo which considers that they are already implemented or in the process of implementation: 134.1 Ratify the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) (Poland); 14 134.2 Ratify CRPD (France); 134.3 Consider ratifying CRPD (Paraguay); 134.4 Ratify CRPD (Tunisia); GE.14-07547