A/HRC/29/9 113.35. Continue to provide and ensure improved and easily accessible service delivery, especially to marginalized sections of the population (Zimbabwe); 113.36. Continue to strengthen good governance at all levels to enhance service delivery (Singapore); 113.37. Redouble efforts towards the realization of, at least, part of the remaining Millennium Development Goals (Mozambique); 113.38. Redouble its efforts to combat practices of corruption in Lesotho (Indonesia); 113.39. Continue support for agencies such as the Directorate on Corruption and Economic Offences, and for the implementation of the National AntiCorruption Strategy and Action Plan (New Zealand); 113.40. Combat more effectively corruption and adopt necessary legal measures (Russian Federation); 113.41. Continue to actively protect rights of women and children (Russian Federation); 113.42. Implement the Maseru Facilitation Declaration and the Maseru Security Accord, and thereby to reestablish the ground for democratic and civil governance in the country, after elections in February 2015 (Sweden); 113.43. Respect the provisions of the Maseru Facilitation Declaration and ensure an environment for free, fair and democratic elections (Turkey); 113.44. Continue to demonstrate its commitment to democratic rule, rule of law, and accountable governance by holding free, fair and peaceful elections in February 2015 (United States of America); 113.45. Pursue the strengthening of its cooperation with treaty bodies, step up its efforts in domesticating international human rights legal instruments by supporting its request to strengthen capacities in the areas which it has set out (Niger); 113.46. Seek technical assistance to meet its human rights obligations, including the submission of its overdue reports to the relevant treaty bodies (Sierra Leone); 113.47. Hand in its initial report to the Committee against Torture as soon as possible (Denmark); 113.48. Train and prepare public officials responsible for preparing State reports (Gabon); 113.49. Submit overdue initial and periodic reports to the various human rights treaty bodies, some of which have been overdue since 1994 (Ghana); 113.50. Consider issuing a standing invitation to the special procedures (Ghana); 113.51. Extend a standing invitation to all mandate holders (Latvia); 113.52. Accept the visit request by the Special Rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights, in particular with a view to creating necessary institutional capacities to strengthen cooperation with the bodies of the international system for the human rights protection (Mexico); 17