A/HRC/26/6 143.51. Continue measures aimed at enhancing the capacity of the national human rights mechanism (Uzbekistan); 143.52. Build the capacity of national institutions and mechanisms to promote and protect human rights in the implementation of international human rights instruments (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 143.53. Better attract and facilitate the participation of socio-political organizations in the promotion and protection of human rights (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 143.54. Build the capacity for officers whose work concerns protection of the rights of vulnerable groups, especially children and persons with disabilities (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 143.55. Continue policies aimed at reducing inequalities in access to the full enjoyment of human rights by all social groups with paying special attention to women, children and persons with disabilities (Kazakhstan); 143.56. Continue to carry out the policy on the protection and promotion of human rights of vulnerable groups, including children, women, persons with disabilities, and elderly persons (Russian Federation); 143.57. Continue improving the living standards of poor persons and those living in remote areas to which access is difficult (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 143.58. Continue raising the awareness of the population through human rights education programmes (Mali); 143.59. Continue supporting human rights education at all level of the education system through the appropriate measures and content (Egypt); 143.60. Further enhance efforts to develop the human rights education system and to strengthen a culture of human rights (Uzbekistan); 143.61. Continue dissemination of and training on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other international human rights instruments (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 143.62. Continue work on introducing awareness-raising and educational programmes on human rights into the curricula of schools and universities and on organizing relevant programmes for civil servants (Belarus); 143.63. Strengthen human rights education to ensure that the population is better informed (Djibouti); 143.64. Increase education on human rights to raise public awareness and the capacity of relevant legal agencies to better ensure the rights and basic freedoms of the people within the nation’s rule of law (Myanmar); 143.65. Strengthen human rights education by providing special programmes for law enforcement officials and the judiciary (Morocco); 143.66. Consider further cooperation with the international human rights monitoring mechanisms, including treaty bodies and Special procedures of the Human Rights Council (Turkmenistan); 143.67. Continue its cooperation with the High Commissioner for Human Rights, treaty bodies and special procedures mandate holders (Chad); 17