A/HRC/10/80 page 20 23. Continue efforts in economic, social and cultural rights to consolidate the advances already made (Cuba); improve the socio-economic situation with the support of the international community (Mali); with the support and cooperation of the international community, continue to fight poverty, ensuring that the benefits are accrued by all citizens in all regions; continue to improve the health-care system and combat deadly diseases, such as HIV/AIDS (Bangladesh); combat poverty and ensure the right to education for all, with the support of the international community (Mauritius); 24. Fulfil, with the help of the international community, its international human rights obligations (Chile); enhance its capacity to promote and protect human rights, with the support of the international community, in terms of capacity-building and technical assistance in human rights, as requested by Burkina Faso (Malaysia); 25. Continue efforts to promote and protect human rights with all possible technical assistance by the international community and OHCHR (Pakistan); implement its ambitions in the promotion and protection of human right with the technical support of the international community (Gabon); continue efforts to improve the human rights situation in the country and, with the support of the international community, meet the major challenges it faces (Chad); meet challenges, particularly high poverty and illiteracy, with the technical and financial assistance of the international community (China); overcome, with the technical and financial assistance of the international community, the constraints and challenges particularly in the area of education, health and employment (Algeria); 26. Continue its positive efforts in the promotion and protection of human rights, including, with the support of developed countries, through its commitment to allocate 0.7 per cent of GDP to ODA (Cuba); 27. With the assistance of the international community, increases activities aimed at incorporating human rights education in the official school curricula and strengthen the capacity of national authorities to promote the enjoyment of human rights (Ghana). 99. The recommendations noted in the report in paragraphs 35 (b), 38 (a), (b), (c) and (d), 44 (b) and (d), 49 (c), 58 (a), (b), 68 (a), 72 (b) and (c), 74 (a), 78 (c), 80, 82 (b), 87 (a), above did not enjoy the support of Burkina Faso. 100. Burkina Faso takes note of the recommendations reflected in paragraphs 35 (b), 38 (b), 58 (a) and (b), 68 (a), 74 (a) and offers the following comments: Burkina Faso takes note of the recommendations reflected in paragraphs 38 (b) and 74 (a) regarding freedom of the press. It considers that they are unfounded, since the concerns expressed in these recommendations were largely addressed in its national report and interventions. Burkina Faso also considers that the recommendations in paragraphs 35 (b) and 68 (a) are unfounded, since a legislative framework punishing