A/HRC/15/10 65.26. Consider reviewing strategies aimed at the protection of children, with a view to developing a comprehensive plan for the care of children, and to aligning them with the provisions of CRC and all applicable international human rights instruments to which Guinea-Bissau is party (South Africa); 65.27. Ensure that security sector reform remains a priority and that the civilian Government retains control of the military and ensures its respect for the rule of law (United Kingdom); 65.28. Ensure that all parties resolve their differences peacefully and within the framework of the national constitution and laws (United States); 65.29. Make all efforts to submit overdue reports to the treaty bodies and to ratify already signed treaties (Norway); 65.30. Increase its cooperation with the treaty bodies, and consider adding to the number of international human rights instruments to which it is a party, for instance, by adhering to ICCPR, CAT and ICERD (Indonesia); 65.31. Continue cooperation with the United Nations system, particularly through the Peacebuilding Commission (Brazil); 65.32. Extend an open and standing invitation to all special procedures (Spain); 65.33. Consider extending a standing invitation to all special procedures of the Human Rights Council (Brazil, Latvia); 65.34. Continue efforts aimed at submitting overdue national human rights reports, and respond positively to requests made by special procedures mandate holders (Hungary); 65.35. Allow for a requested visit by the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention (Slovakia); 65.36. Seek the necessary assistance from the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and other relevant United Nations bodies (Algeria); 65.37. Seek the assistance of the international community, the United Nations and its specialized agencies in providing the country with the needed support in confronting these challenges towards ensuring the promotion and protection of human rights and the attainment of its Millennium Development Goals (Nigeria); 65.38. Work more closely with the human rights mechanisms in seeking practical solutions to the various elements that have the power to seriously threaten peace and stability (Indonesia); 65.39. Request technical assistance with regard to the human rights of persons with disabilities so as to ensure that it has the resources and capacity necessary to make their rights effective (Mexico); 65.40. Seek assistance from the international community though technical assistance and capacity-building programmes (South Africa); 65.41. Define its expectations of United Nations organizations and agencies regarding technical and financial assistance, and request the international support required in order to cope with material and infrastructural constraints, as highlighted in its national report (Morocco); GE.10-14446 13