A/HRC/18/14 73.35. Continue implementing strategies and plans for national socioeconomic development (Cuba); 73.36. Continue implementing programmes and measures aimed at ensuring universal health care and quality education services for all its population (Cuba); 73.37. Significantly promote sexual education, in particular oriented towards adolescent girls and boys, paying special attention to the prevention of early pregnancy and to the control of sexually transmitted diseases and HIV/AIDS (Mexico); 73.38. Redouble efforts to promote universal education and ensure compliance with legislation on compulsory education (New Zealand); 73.39. Take further measures to ensure that all children enjoy their right to a free and compulsory primary education (Morocco); 73.40. Seek to enhance its programmes on human rights education and training in schools and for public officials, in cooperation with the international community (Philippines); 73.41. Continue its leading international efforts to tackle global warming, including by reminding developed countries and major emitting States of their obligation to help promote and protect human rights in Samoa by reducing greenhouse gas emissions to safe levels (Maldives); 73.42. Involve civil society organizations in the follow-up to this review (United Kingdom). 74. The following recommendations enjoy the support of Samoa, which considers that they are already implemented or in the process of implementation: 74.1. Ratify the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Norway); 74.2. Endorse and promote the National Policy for Women, which addresses issues of discrimination against women, and ensure the speedy enactment of the Family Safety Bill 2009 (Canada); 74.3. Continue the process towards a speedy implementation of the Family Safety Bill, currently being considered, which will render effective the relevant provisions of the Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination against Women and the Convention on the Rights of the Child relating to domestic violence issues (Chile); 74.4. Consider elaborating norms relating to persons with disabilities (Chile); 74.5. Continue harmonizing its national legislation in line with commitments assumed at the international level (Nicaragua); 74.6 Give high priority to the work of the National Disabilities Taskforce (New Zealand); 74.7 Strengthen the institutional infrastructure for ensuring, promoting and protecting human rights (Ecuador); 74.8 Finalize the National Policy for Women within a reasonable time frame (Hungary); 15