A/HRC/22/5 101.92 In cooperation with UNESCO and relevant UN agencies continues to enhance its education system and improve access to quality education by all (Singapore); 101.93 Continue to engage its development partners like the African Development Bank and the New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD) to ensure it meets its aims in the education sector (South Africa); 101.94 Redouble its efforts to implement the outputs of the general conference of education, training and research held in May 2010 and to seek technical assistance from relevant United Nations organizations (Sudan); 101.95 Strengthen the protection of the rights of persons with disabilities (Senegal); 101.96 Adopt effective measures to guarantee and protect the rights of minorities without discrimination and provide them with all rights (Iraq); 101.97 Continue efforts to combat the various forms of discrimination and strive for the respect of the rights of minority ethnic groups (Argentina); 101.98 Take additional measures to ensure the integration of indigenous peoples in public institutions (Burundi); 101.99 Pay attention to the rights of minorities and equality and nondiscrimination of women (Cape Verde); 101.100 Encourage the participation of minorities, such as the Pygmies, in the political, economic and social life of the country (Costa Rica); 101.101 Adopt a specific plan to protect the rights of indigenous peoples and a strategy to make basic services more accessible to the Pygmy minority (Slovenia); 101.102 Strengthen its policies designed to better integrate the Pygmies in the society (Angola); 101.103 Ensure full and equal access to public health services for Pygmy peoples in all areas of the country in particular by increasing the number of health care facilities and ensure proper registration of children at birth (Hungary); 101.104 Protect the rights of Pygmy minority and elevate their health conditions and make all health services accessible to them, while facilitate their attainment of different health services in an easy way (Iraq); 101.105 Keep the necessary measures to combat continued deforestation in order to ensure the effective enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights (Egypt). 102. The recommendations below did not enjoy the support of Gabon: 102.1 Lift its reservations made during the ratification of the Convention against Torture (Chad); 102.2 Speed up the consideration of the ratification of the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Their Families (Chile); 102.3 Consider accepting the jurisdiction of the treaty bodies to receive complaints, conduct inquiries and take urgent actions (Costa Rica); 20 GE.12-18722