A/HRC/24/3 112.73. Continue to work toward the attainment of the targets and strategies of the 2011-2030 national programme for the social and economic development of Turkmenistan as well as other development programmes indicated in paragraph 13 of its National Report (Nigeria); 112.74. Make more efforts to develop poverty reduction strategies and adopt legislations to ensure safe drinking water and sanitation (State of Palestine); 112.75. Adopt appropriate legislative and administrative measures to ensure the full realization of the right to drinking water and sanitation for the whole population, with special attention to rural areas (Spain); 112.76. Continue its efforts to ensure the protection and promotion of the right to safe drinking water and sanitation (Egypt); 112.77. Continue strengthening the health system and the implementation of the national strategy to fight HIV/AIDs (Belarus); 112.78. Further strengthen efforts at combating HIV/AIDS, especially with a focus on adolescents and young adults, such as through awareness-raising (Sri Lanka); 112.79. Reinforce its legal measures on National Strategy on HIV that was approved in 2012 by the government (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 112.80. Continue to enhance its education system and ensure equal access to quality education for all, particularly women and girls (Singapore); 112.81. Continue reforms in the education sector with a view to further enhancing the quality of education (Sri Lanka); 112.82. Continue improving the situation of education (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 112.83. Continue to improve the education system (Qatar); 112.84. Continue its efforts in the area of physical interconnection regarding the technology and transport, which would ensure a better use of the resources of the country and would benefit the vulnerable sectors of the population (Paraguay); 112.85. Comply with international standards on arbitrary detention, in particular establishing forms of non-custodial sentences, such as community work, and separating strictly minors from adult detainees at detentions centres, which should lead to specific detention centres for minors and their reintegration into society (Belgium). 113. The following recommendations will be examined by Turkmenistan which will provide responses in due time, but no later than the 24th session of the Human Rights Council in September 2013: 113.1. Consider ratifying the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (OP-CAT) (Mexico); 113.2. Sign and ratify OP-CAT and establish a national mechanism to prevent torture, independent of the authorities (France); 113.3. Ratify OP-CAT and incorporate it into national legislation (Switzerland); 19