A/HRC/21/4 (Liechtenstein);Fully align Ecuador’s national legislation with all obligations arising out of the Rome Statute of the ICC (Slovakia); 135.5. Continue increasing the public budget on health, education and social well-being (Brazil); 135.6. Continue with all its endeavours to ensure further success in the implementation of the recently established programmes/instruments, including the national plan against human trafficking, for the benefit of all people in the country irrespective of their ethnic origin, or any other social background/status (Cambodia); 135.7. Address the recommendation made in 2009 by the then Independent Expert on Extreme Poverty and Human Rights, regarding the major efforts to be undertaken to incorporate and coordinate social programmes with a cultural approach and a gender perspective (Chile); 135.8. Continue its plan for social and economic development further to protect the rights of women and children so as to achieve comprehensive social and economic development (China); Continue the full implementation of the National Plan for Good Living 2009-2013 (Indonesia); Continue its economic and social policies, and to pay more attention and efforts on improving the quality of life of people living in rural areas and suffering from social exclusion (Iran); Continue efforts to guarantee a life with dignity for its citizens (Lebanon); Continue implementing national policies to ensure socio-political and economic transformation with a human rights perspective (Syria); 135.9. Continue with the social investment focusing on the most vulnerable sectors of the population, particularly the elderly, women, children and other groups in situation of vulnerability (Dominican Republic); 135.10. Continue the policies that made the progress in terms of special protection of children incorporated in the Code of Children and Adolescents (Iran); 135.11. Continue implementing programmes and policies in the area of training aiming at strengthening and developing individual capacities (Qatar); 135.12. Continue efforts to strengthen necessary measures for the protection of the rights of the elderly (Argentina); 135.13. Accept the request of the Special Rapporteur on freedom of expression to visit the country which had been requested in 2004 (Belgium); Accept the request made by the Special Rapporteur on freedom of opinion and expression, which has been awaiting a response since 2004 (Latvia); 135.14. Continue promoting the active and effective participation of women at all decision levels (Morocco); Continue to combat all forms of discrimination against women (Djibouti);Strengthen legal protection for women and ensure gender equality and non-discrimination (Iraq);.Continue efforts to tackle gender discrimination, particularly in the areas of education and employment (Myanmar);Increase public awareness about the prohibition of gender discrimination, in particular in the areas of education and employment (Slovenia); 135.15. Continue to implement programmes aimed at alleviating the poverty of Afro-Ecuadorian families and facilitate their full participation in public life (Djibouti); 16