A/HRC/19/7 rights and rule-of-law components in training for security forces (United States); 87.20. Establish a modern Juvenile Justice System to consolidate the protection of the rights of children (Maldives); 87.21. Ensure that life imprisonment sentences cease to be administered to minors and juveniles (Slovakia); 87.22. Provide for a separation of juvenile offenders from adult inmates (Slovakia); 87.23. Increase measures to ensure that violence and discrimination against members of vulnerable groups, such as women and lesbians, gay, bisexual, and transgender persons, are both prevented and prosecuted (United States); 87.24. Intensify programs to combat crime and extreme poverty (Algeria); 87.25. Further action to reduce maternal mortality (Sri Lanka); 87.26. Continue and strengthen current efforts to increase the accessibility and quality of health services and education for all its citizens (Cuba); 87.27. Allocate adequate resources to strengthen services for children with disabilities, support their families, train professionals in the field and encourage the inclusion of children with disabilities into the regular educational system and their integration into society (Israel); 87.28. Adopt and implement the Draft National Community Care Policy to ensure health and social support serves to older persons in the community (Israel); 87.29. Continue action in order to ensure the full exercise of human rights by the senior citizens of the country (Romania); 87.30. Finalize reforms of the educational system, notably by establishing mandatory schooling for children between 6 and 15 years of age (Algeria); 87.31. Continue to implement its policies and programmes aimed at promoting universal education and developing a knowledge-based society for long-term sustainable development (Singapore); 87.32. Include Human Rights education and training among its educational programmes, in accordance with the guidelines of the United Nations World Programme for Human Rights Education and Training, both in the first and second stages (Costa Rica); 87.33. Endeavour to sustain the maximum humane care for “illegal immigrants” and assist them to utilize, on a timely basis, the prevailing legal system in the country to address their situation (Ghana). 88. The following recommendations will be examined by Trinidad and Tobago which will provide responses in due time, but no later than the 19 th session of the Human Rights Council in March 2012: 88.1. Ratify and fully implement, step by step, all core universal human rights treaties (Slovenia); 88.2. Consider acceding to CAT, OP-CAT, CRPD and OP-CEDAW (Brazil); 88.3. Consider the possibility of ratifying CAT, CED, and ICRMW (Argentina); 16