A/HRC/13/17 Page 21 83. Continue to take the necessary measures to ensure free and mandatory primary education and increase public expenditure in the area of education (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya); 84. Continue to advance and gradually improve the quality of education provided, as part of the wide programme adopted by Ethiopia to this end (Cuba); 85. Continue to facilitate education for all with due regard to girls’ education and nondiscriminatory access and ensuring its quality (Bangladesh); 86. Continue the efforts to make primary and general secondary education and related training free of charge, with the help of the international community (Sudan); 87. Continue to promote the development of the education system (Kyrgyzstan); 88. Continue its efforts to protect internally displaced persons (Congo); 89. Consider developing a policy aimed at assisting and protecting internally displaced persons and refugees (South Africa); 90. Request necessary technical and financial assistance from the international community, in particular United Nations organs and programmes, to continue to take care of refugees and internally displaced persons (Côte d’Ivoire); 91. Take further measures to ensure that any efforts to counter terrorism are carried out in full compliance with its human rights obligations, including respect for due process and freedom of expression and assembly (Sweden); 92. Formulate more precisely, in collaboration with international organizations, its needs in terms of technical assistance in identified priority areas (Djibouti); 93. Continue seeking official development assistance as well as technical assistance from development partners with a view to finding solutions to the identified challenges hindering the enjoyment of human rights (Nigeria); 94. Continue cooperation with regional and international human rights mechanisms, in particular in the areas of technical cooperation and training (Saudi Arabia); 95. Request the necessary assistance from the international community to allow it to strengthen its capacities and to assist it in overcoming the difficulties and constraints it faces in the area of human rights (Morocco); 96. Request technical and financial assistance from the international community, in particular United Nations organs and programmes, with a view to putting into practice national policies to follow-up on recommendations formulated by the Human Rights Council in the context of the Universal Periodic Review (Côte d’Ivoire);