A/HRC/21/5 114.76. Engage in an all-inclusive and participatory reform process and ensure that all sections of the population, including women, persons with disabilities, minority and indigenous groups and civil society organisations are brought on board (Ghana); 114.77. Continue efforts to lay the foundations for stability and development at all levels, particularly with regard to the promotion and protection of human rights (Saudi Arabia); 114.78. Formally codify in domestic law its international legal commitments, and repeal or amend incompatible repressive laws (Australia); 114.79. Undertake vigorous efforts to ensure effective implementation of key human rights instruments, including human rights training of law enforcement personnel, and further steps to promote gender equality (Republic of Korea); 114.80. Continue its efforts to develop and enhance its national institutions to promote and protect the human rights and fundamental freedoms of its people (Singapore); Carry out genuine transformation of institutions in order to fully respect the obligations undertaken by Tunisia in international human rights instruments (Hungary); Continue progress in building institutions, considering their importance in protecting and promoting human rights and public freedoms and developing the Tunisian society (Palestine); 114.81. Give concrete shape to the project for the creation of a High Council for human rights and freedoms that has been submitted to the President, so that respect for human rights will be guaranteed in the constitutional reform (Monaco); 114.82. Fully align its national legislation with all obligations arising out of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (Slovakia); Adopt Legislation to implement the Rome Statute (Costa Rica); Bring its national legislation in accordance with all obligations under the Rome Statute, including the definition of crimes and general principles, and adopt provisions to enable cooperation with the International Criminal Court (Hungary); 114.83. Speed up its efforts to reduce poverty and unemployment and decrease the economic and social disparities between the regions (Azerbaijan); 114.84. Continue to promote economic and social development, and to improve educational and medical infrastructure, so that the people can equally enjoy the benefits of development (China); 114.85. Continue to pursue current policies to ensure the enjoyment of all human rights by all Tunisians, particularly with regard to health and education (Cuba); 114.86. Accelerate the implementation of the 2011 Jasmine Plan on national economic and social programmes in close collaboration with relevant stakeholders (Indonesia); 114.87. Strive to guarantee the right to social security and achieve decent standards of living (Iraq); 21