A/HRC/22/16 127.44. Strengthen the cooperation with the relevant human rights stakeholders including the Human Rights Council (Angola); 127.45. Continue its efforts in advancing human rights and freedoms in the country and especially in the conflict-affected areas (Azerbaijan); 127.46. Intensify its actions for a greater enjoyment by the people of fundamental human rights (Benin); 127.47. Maintain and strengthen cooperation with various United Nations mechanisms, as well as financial institutions, in order to overcome the challenges faced in the peace and national reconciliation process (Benin); 127.48. Continue assisting former-combatants through livelihood schemes (Cuba); 127.49. Share with the international community its experiences in rehabilitating and reintegrating former LTTE child soldiers (Cuba); 127.50. Continue to prioritize the rehabilitation and reintegration of former child soldiers (Italy); 127.51. Implement the announced voluntary commitments and the UPR accepted recommendations (Egypt); 127.52. Maintain its efforts in upholding national dialogue that would bring the country to a lasting peace, as well as its commitment to continue guaranteeing full exercise of human rights to all its citizens (Nicaragua); 127.53. Continue its efforts to complete the implementation of the voluntary pledges (Philippines); 127.54. Ensure on-going protective measures to maintain and advance the levels of human rights developments (South Sudan); 127.55. Strengthen further the capacity within the public institutions to enable the effective implementation of the trilingual policy (Ethiopia); 127.56. Promote national reconciliation taking into account and protecting Sri Lanka’s ethnic and religious pluralism, ensuring that all religious denominations are granted equal treatment and enjoy their fundamental rights (Holy See ); 127.57. Step up efforts to protect freedom of religion and promote interreligious dialogue as a tool to foster tolerance and peaceful-coexistence (Italy); 127.58. Take continuous measures to secure social infrastructure and means of livelihood at resettlement sites as this is expected to become even more vital (Japan); 127.59. Pursue the process of reconciliation and consolidate the peace building measures embarked on since the end of the conflict (Lebanon); 127.60. Continue and provide greater cooperation to the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances to accomplish its work (Ecuador); 127.61. Provide training and promote capacity building among its institutions to guarantee the effective application of the Women’s Charter (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 127.62. Intensify its policies and programs undertaken to ensure the protection of women and children (Algeria); 17