A/HRC/29/4 117.126. Increase (Bangladesh); investment in and maintain school infrastructure 117.127. Provide inclusive education for children with disabilities and include human rights education in schools (Montenegro); 117.128. Allocate enough resources for education in order to ensure the right to education (Romania); 117.129. Implement strategies to promote better access to education for girls at all levels (Sierra Leone); 117.130. Implement the series of measures to ensure the rights of and improve the quality of life of persons with disabilities for 2014–2017 (Cuba); 117.131. Continue the initiatives for the promotion of tolerance and diversity with the aim of protecting the rights of national and ethnic minorities of the country (Armenia); 117.132. Continue its efforts in giving due attention to the inter-ethnic issues including by ensuring effective implementation of its Policy Framework on Strengthening National Unity and Inter-Ethnic Relations (Malaysia); 117.133. Continue the efforts in the framework of the inter-ethnic policy and the protection of the rights of ethnic minorities (Morocco); 117.134. Continue to make progress towards the full recognition of ethnic and cultural diversity that characterizes the Kyrgyz people (Nicaragua); 117.135. Intensify the work related to inter-ethnic reconciliation, with special attention to the integration of ethnic minorities into public service and law enforcement bodies (Sweden); 117.136. Actively combat all indications of inter-ethnic strife, and national and religious intolerance (Tajikistan); 117.137. Adopt additional measures to protect religious, cultural and ethnic minorities subjected to discrimination (Argentina); 117.138. Adopt norms and procedures to ensure the implementation of the principle of non-refoulement as established by the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees (Argentina); 117.139. Strengthen its judicial system in order to ensure that most citizens have access to justice (Angola). 118. The recommendations below did not enjoy the support of Kyrgyzstan and would therefore be noted: 118.1. Consider ratifying the Rome Statute of ICC (Republic of Korea); 118.2. Ratify and fully align its national legislation with all the obligations under the Rome Statute of ICC (Latvia); 118.3. Ratify and fully align its national legislation with the Rome Statute of the ICC (Slovenia); 118.4. Ratify and fully align its national legislation with the Rome Statute of the ICC, and accede to the Agreement on Privileges and Immunities of the Court (Estonia); 118.5. Ratify the Rome Statute of ICC, while welcoming the fact that the possibility is currently under analysis (Portugal); 22