A/HRC/10/83 Page 21 22. Continue to dedicate resources to promote the right to education and the rights of children (Philippines); 23. Step up existing efforts to implement human rights education and training across all levels of society (Malaysia); 24. Continue efforts in the areas of human rights education and dissemination (Viet Nam); 25. Combat organized crimes, terrorism, drug trafficking with the technical assistance of the international community (Algeria); 26. Effectively fight against the practice of forced child labour, including by considering taking specific administrative and penal actions towards those officials who, in their respective provinces, incentivize or facilitate the labour of children in cotton fields (Italy); 27. Continue with international support its efforts to complete its human rights architecture and to spread human rights culture in Uzbekistan, as well as providing the necessary training and capacity building to law enforcement and the members of the judiciary in the area of human rights (Egypt); 28. Disseminate the outcome of the review through the national mass media in order to inform the public at large of its presentation made today, the achievements made and recommendations which are going to be implemented in the next period (Egypt); 29. Adopt and strengthen existing measures to prevent and combat trafficking in women (Egypt). 30. Immediately cease all public support for the employment of children in cotton harvesting and that the Government publicly condemn and effectively combat all forms of child labour ( Germany); 31. Ensure regular inspection of harvesting practices to monitor and guarantee full compliance with international child labour standards (Netherlands). 105. Uzbekistan indicated that it would study the conformity of the following recommendations with the national legislation of Uzbekistan and will provide its answer in due time: 1. Consider ratifying OP-CAT (United Kingdom, Mexico, Poland, Brazil, Denmark, France) in the near future (Denmark), signing the Optional Protocol (Sweden) and take the necessary measures at the national level in order to do so (United Kingdom, and the Rome Statute establishing the International Criminal Court (Mexico, Slovakia, Brazil); 2. Accede to the OP-CAT and to establish its national preventive mechanism accordingly (Czech Republic);