A/HRC/19/16 111.99. Pursuing accommodative dialogue with indigenous communities, with a view to minimize disruptive approaches to their lifestyle and traditions while improving their life conditions (Algeria); 111.100. Continue to take legislative and administrative measures to improve the rights of BATWAS people8 (Congo); 111.101. Improve the life conditions of migrants and refugees in Uganda (Holy See); 111.102. Enforce more effectively the child labour and trafficking laws (United States of America); 111.103. Improve the protection of children by fighting against child labour (Holy See); 111.104. Amend the laws to include protection for domestic service work (United States of America); 111.105. Continue tirelessly to address the issue of resettlement of IDPs including by putting in place resources in provisions of basic services and infrastructure development (Zimbabwe); 111.106. Consider sharing with other countries in need its best practices on promotion and protection of human rights (Rwanda); 111.107. Request international assistance in order to combat scourges such as malaria, tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS (Angola); 111.108. Receive the assistance it requires, in personnel and logistical resources, to develop the health sector in order to reduce the child mortality rate (Sri Lanka); 111.109. Seek technical assistance with a view to strengthening its appreciable efforts in the area of human rights (Senegal); 111.110. Ensure that military personnel assigned to peace missions are provided with adequate training and clear guidance in relation to the protection, rights and needs of women, including issues related to sexual and gender-based violence as well as sexual exploitation and abuse (Canada). 112. The following recommendations will be examined by Uganda, which will provide responses in due time, but no later than the nineteenth session of the Human Rights Council in March 2012. The response of Uganda to these recommendations will be included in the outcome report adopted by the Human Rights Council at its nineteenth session: 112.1. Ratify the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR-OP 2) (Czech Republic, Belgium, Switzerland, Australia); 112.2. Ratify the ICCPR-OP 2 that aims to abolish the death penalty and amend the constitution to abolish any constitutional provisions that provide for death penalty (Sweden); 8 The recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue “Take legislative and administrative measures to improve the rights of BATWAS people” (Congo). 21