A/HRC/17/9 organizations to develop stronger institutional capacity and align national policies and priorities with international norms and Myanmar’s treaty obligations (Singapore); 104.56. Enhance cooperation with the United Nations and other specialized agencies with a view to fully implementing national action plans and programmes in the field of human rights, workers’ rights, human resource development, education and health, inter alia (Malaysia); 104.57. Seek to engage with the international community, with the aim of integrating with the global system and supporting the gradual democratization of its system (Singapore); 104.58. Hold, with the help of the relevant United Nations agencies, more seminars and training courses on human rights issues (China); 104.59. Enhance its engagement with the ASEAN Commission on Human Rights (Indonesia); Intergovernmental 104.60. Continue its cooperation with ILO and other relevant mechanisms to ensure full respect for the rights of the child consistent with international law, particularly human rights law (Jordan); 104.61. Cooperate with the international community in order to achieve progress with regard to promotion and protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms in the country (Ukraine); 104.62. Identify a priority list of areas in which assistance and aid are most crucially needed and approach bilateral, regional and international partners and stakeholders, as appropriate (Malaysia); 104.63. Open further its engagement with the international community in order to strengthen its capacity to ensure the enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights by its people (Indonesia); 104.64. Seek the assistance of the international community to achieve comprehensive national development (Sudan); 105. The following recommendations enjoy the support of Myanmar, which considers that they have already been implemented or are in the process of implementation: 105.1. Take legislative and practical steps to ensure a political process and elections that are free and democratic (Austria); 105.2. Repeal the provisions of the Towns Act and Villages Act of 1907, under which forced labour for the military is currently codified (New Zealand); 105.3. Further strengthen its national machinery to ensure gender equality (Azerbaijan); 105.4. Continue its efforts to eradicate negative impacts inflicted by external coercive economic sanctions (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 105.5. Remain constructively engaged with the international community on the issue of lifting sanctions (Pakistan); 105.6. Continue the efforts to combat poverty and ensure sustainable development, and fully implement projected reform programmes and the roadmap for political transformation (Russian Federation); 17