A/HRC/27/10 124.173 Direct more attention and allocate more resources for the improvement of the quality of education (Bangladesh); 124.174 Take the necessary positive measures to modernize educational facilities with a view to successfully ensuring the enforcement of the 12-year education system (Belarus); 124.175 Improve further the general secondary education (Myanmar); 124.176 Introduce advanced teaching methods to improve quality education in the country and further promote cooperation with relevant international organizations and foreign countries in this regard (Ethiopia); 124.177 Faithfully implement the national action program for education for all by 2015 (Pakistan); 124.178 Continue to make efforts to ensure that children with disabilities and those without parents fully enjoy their right to health, education and other social and cultural rights (Sri Lanka); 124.179 Provide all means and resources to allow children with disabilities to enjoy the right to education and have access to sport activities (Egypt); 124.180 Continue to take measures for the sustainable economic, social and cultural development in the rural areas (Cuba); 124.181 Continue to promote economic, social and culture development to provide better conditions for the enjoyment of all rights by its people (China); 124.182 Intensify its efforts to promote economic development (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 124.183 Strengthen measures to reinvigorate the national economy, including allowing more people-to-people contact through engagement in economic and commercial activities, including tourism (Malaysia); 124.184 Work with the international community to consider removing the sanctions imposed on the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea encouraging it to meaningfully promote and protect human rights in its country (Uganda); 124.185 Share with others the country’s experiences in disaster risk management (Nicaragua). 125. The following recommendations did not enjoy the support of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and would thus be noted: 125.1 Prioritize the need to become party to the following important human rights treaties, namely: ICERD; CAT and OP-CAT; ICRMW; and the Rome Statute, taking into account the fact that the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea has already acceded to the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, in 1989 (Ghana); 125.2 Accede to and fully align its national legislation with the Rome Statute, including by incorporating provisions to cooperate promptly and fully with the International Criminal Court (Netherlands); 125.3 Accede to and fully align its national legislation with the Rome Statute (Montenegro); 125.4 Accede and fully align its national legislation with the Rome Statute and accede to the Agreement on the Privileges and Immunities of the International Criminal Court (Estonia); 22