A/HRC/11/21* 35. Share with all members of the Working Group its experience in increasing purchasing power and on efforts which have eliminated squatting in Cameroon (Sudan); 36. Continue its efforts to ensure equal access to education throughout its territory for all, without distinction as to sex or social origins (France); continue its work to improve the scope of education and its quality at every level (Belarus); continue its efforts to universalize free primary education (Brazil); step up its efforts to provide free primary education to ensure the right to education of all children (Indonesia); strengthen the national strategy to guarantee better access to education for all children and to include in the school system, at any level, appropriate measures in the area of human rights education in accordance with the 2005–2009 Plan of Action of the World Programme for Human Rights Education (Italy); 37. Respect international provisions in the area of the protection of minorities and vulnerable groups, particularly Pygmies and Mbororo (France); reinforce measures to compensate and resettle indigenous communities forcibly removed from their land (South Africa); reinforce measures to resolve the situation of indigenous peoples, in accordance with international standards, particularly for the Mbororos fulany and pygmy peoples to have ownership of their traditional lands (Mexico); 38. Continue efforts and endeavours to improve the overall human rights protection situation in the country (Azerbaijan); 39. Maintain, during the implementation phase of the recommendations made during the meeting of this Working Group, the inclusive approach adopted during the preparatory phase of the national report (Tanzania); 40. Request the international community to provide assistance (Morocco); and technical assistance to Cameroon to enable it to achieve its objectives (Gabon). 77. The following recommendations will be examined by Cameroon which will provide responses in due time. The response of Cameroon to these recommendations will be included in the outcome report to be adopted by the Human Rights Council at its eleventh session: 20 1. Further adopt additional measures, including granting suspensive effect to appeals against deportation orders, to ensure its full implementation without any exceptions of the principle of non-refoulement (Czech Republic); 2. Accede to the Rome Statute (France); ratify the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (Brazil); 3. Ratify the Convention No. 169 of the ILO concerning indigenous and tribal peoples in independent countries (Mexico); 4. Extend an open invitation to the special procedures of United Nations Human Rights Council (Slovenia, Czech Republic, Latvia); 5. Abolish the death penalty (Slovenia); 6. Consider enacting a specific law for HIV/AIDS related cases (Tanzania); 7. Put in place a special law that will take into consideration the land rights of the “pygmy” communities (Holy See). GE.09-16396