A/HRC/21/5 114.88. Make additional efforts to support the economic and social programmes which it has adopted as part of its national obligations under the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights and general human rights principles (Libya); 114.89. Implement a health reform based on the principle of universal access to care (Monaco); 114.90. Further explore better ways to address the devolvement of hitherto less developed regions (Uganda); 114.91. Pursue and strengthen efforts to eradicate differences between the regions and between urban and rural areas in the sphere of education (Djibouti); 114.92. Start medium and long-term development projects in the underdevelop regions in order to generate employment and promote national harmony (Pakistan); 114.93. Bring appropriate solutions to the problems of disparities linked to economic, social and cultural rights, as highlighted in the national report (Senegal); 114.94. Adopt additional positive steps to enhance the economic and social situation of persons with special needs and the poorest segments of the population (Egypt); 114.95. Ratify ILO Convention No. 189 on Decent Work for Domestic Workers (Uruguay); (Chad). 115. The following recommendations enjoy the support of Tunisia, which considers that they are already implemented or in the process of implementation: 22 115.1. Reform the judicial system to establish an independent judicial power in accordance with international standards, and ensure the existence of the rule of law and justice (Sudan); 115.2. Launch a judiciary system reform that will ensure accountability for all human rights violations by opening judicial investigations, prosecuting responsible persons as well as awarding reparations to victims, and in particular investigate and judge past crimes and bring the perpetrators of gross human rights violations to justice by, inter alia, activating transnational justice mechanisms (Poland); 115.3. Make improvements to the security and justice sectors, including in areas of law, doctrine, training and equipment, that are necessary to protect demonstrators and consistent with international human rights obligations (United States of America); 115.4. Ensure that police officers and security personnel receive adequate human rights training and clear instructions with regard to their duty to respect human rights at all times, including the right to freedom of expression, association and peaceful assembly (Canada); 115.5. Develop and enact a comprehensive public outreach plan for transitional justice processes, including full participation by all relevant ministries in that outreach (United States of America); 115.6. Establish a transitional justice mechanism to determine the responsibilities of perpetrators and ensure their accountability, and