A/HRC/29/7 121.36. Continue implementing the obligations under the international human rights treaties ratified by the Lao People’s Democratic Republic (Kuwait); 121.37. Revise the Penal Code to make all new laws conform with international human rights standards, and repeal provisions of the law on media and the new decree on the Internet that criminalize basic human rights and subordinate individual rights to the interests of the state (Sweden); 121.38. Continue to incorporate the provisions of the human rights conventions, to which it is a party, in its national laws and development policies (Viet Nam); 121.39. Fully incorporate the major human rights treaties that the Lao People’s Democratic Republic has ratified into its domestic laws and allocate adequate human and financial resources to implement the laws (Republic of Korea); 121.40. Continue the work on the implementation of the series of international human rights conventions, including those in the field of labour protection (Russian Federation); 121.41. Strengthen its efforts to achieve the Millennium Development Goals targets in the areas of maternal and child mortality and the environment by end of 2015, which is currently lacking behind (Bhutan); 121.42. Strengthen and seek further assistance from the international community to support its efforts towards development and in effectively implementing the recommendations arising from the UPR (Bhutan); 121.43. Enhance the implementation of the international human rights treaties, to which the Lao People’s Democratic Republic is a party and the ASEAN Human Rights Declaration to benefit the entire Lao population (Cambodia); 121.44. Continue to reinforce efforts to support inclusive growth and prioritize budgetary allocations in primary education and in the reduction of malnutrition and maternal and infant mortality rates to achieve progress in the remaining Millennium Development Goals (India); 121.45. Take additional measures for the protection of women and children (Japan); 121.46. Further promote human rights culture in the country (Uzbekistan); 121.47. Further develop its sound and successful social policies to support the population, especially those most in need (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 121.48. Continue its national efforts, with the support and assistance of the international community, in the promotion and protection of human rights particularly in the realization of economic, social and cultural rights of its people (Bangladesh); 121.49. Continue with the efforts of realizing the targets of the Millennium Development Goals in the areas of nutrition, gender equality in primary education, reduction of maternal and child mortality (Sri Lanka); 121.50. Continue its efforts to reach the remaining targets of the Millennium Development Goals (Myanmar); 16