A/HRC/15/4 prosecute and punish those responsible for the violent events of 28 September 2009 (Argentina); 71.85. Take all measures necessary to ensure that the forthcoming elections are peaceful, free and fair, while fully guaranteeing the right to take part in the conduct of public affairs and the right to vote (Republic of Korea); 71.86. Organize and hold free, democratic and transparent parliamentary and presidential elections (Bulgaria); 71.87. Take the measures necessary to make sure that the upcoming presidential and legislative elections present all guarantees of freedom, regularity and transparency, and, to this end, notably accept the presence of international observers (France); 71.88. Ensure that the upcoming elections are democratic, transparent and fair in order to allow for a definitive return by Guinea to the democratic international and regional arena, in line with the Ouagadougou Agreement of 15 January 2010 (Niger); 71.89. Fully support the national electoral commission’s efforts to ensure transparency and prevent irregularities in the electoral process (United States); 71.90. Respect the elections timeline and take the measures necessary to ensure that the first ballot of the presidential elections takes place, as scheduled, on 27 June 2010 (Canada); 71.91. Implement the Ouagadougou Agreement in full, and hold fair elections by end June 2010 (United Kingdom); 71.92. Continue to adhere to the stipulations of the Ouagadougou Agreement and to its commitment to support and start elections on 27 June 2010 (United States); 71.93. Continue to attach importance to promoting agricultural production and to strengthening international cooperation so as to reduce hunger and poverty and guarantee people’s daily necessities (China); 71.94. Improve access of women to reproductive health and related services, in particular in the case of women living in rural areas, as well as adopt measures to banish the practice of female genital mutilation (Argentina); 71.95. Continue the efforts in providing free education and health care and combating female genital mutilation and HIV/AIDS (Indonesia); 71.96. Take all measures necessary to increase State financing for education (Belarus); 71.97. Ensure that girls and women have equal access to education at all levels, and ensure the retention of girls in school (Norway); 71.98. Establish an effective and inclusive process to follow up on recommendations of the universal periodic review (Norway); 71.99. Identify the needs in terms of assistance and capacity-building in areas deemed priority (Senegal); 71.100. Guinea be provided all possible technical and financial assistance it needs by the international community as well as the OHCHR (Pakistan); 18