A/HRC/29/5 Parliament and Administrations for women, following international good practices (Costa Rica); 84.81. Decriminalize defamation and include it under the Civil Code in accordance with international standards, develop self-regulatory mechanisms of the media and strengthen the professional standards of journalism in the country (Estonia); 84.82. Take steps to ensure the availability of adequate food and freedom from hunger for its citizens (Ireland); 84.83. Heed the recommendations of the Special Rapporteur on the human right to safe drinking water and sanitation regarding improvements to water and sanitation infrastructure (Slovenia); 84.84. Strengthen implementation of the human right to sanitation at the national level as well as the promotion of hygiene (Spain); 84.85. Ensure affordable access to water and sanitation, and that the price paid for access to these rights is not incompatible with access to other rights such as food, housing or education (Spain); 84.86. Strengthen its legal and institutional frameworks with respect to the implementation of human rights and the right to water and sanitation (Trinidad and Tobago); 84.87. Continue consolidating the programs of social protection which are being implemented in order to offer greater well-being and quality of life to its people (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 84.88. Continue the implementation of actions included in the national Development Plan in order to achieve a greater social protection and gender equality (Cuba); 84.89. Continue its efforts to reduce the maternal and infant mortality rates (Indonesia); 84.90. Urgently take appropriate measures to address high infant and child mortality rates (Maldives); 84.91. Adopt sanitation and residual water treatment strategies in order to prevent the high rate of child mortality due to water-related diseases (Mexico); 84.92. Continue to improve its health system and ensure access to quality health for all (Singapore); 84.93. Improve its public health system, especially to upgrade the existing facilities in both central and local hospitals nationwide, as well as to put in place measures to reduce infant mortality, malnutrition, and epidemics, especially HIV/AIDS (Thailand); 84.94. Further promote the right to health in Kiribati, in particular by providing access to essential health-care facilities (Armenia); 84.95. Following the enactment of the Education Act (2013), adopt policies and regulations to strengthen access to and quality of education, which is free and compulsory for all school-aged children (Maldives); 84.96. Finalize the development of the Inclusive Education Policy giving effect to the right to education of all school-aged children and young persons (South Africa); 19