A/HRC/25/12 89.38 Take measures to raise awareness of its new legislation concerning domestic violence and inform victims of violence about their rights and help available to them (Canada); 89.39 Put in place an independent procedure to monitor complaints of human rights violations by the police (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 89.40 Consider establishing a mechanism to monitor the conditions of execution of the sentence of the convicted prisoners deprived of their liberty in France (Costa Rica); 89.41 Encourage the establishment of non-governmental human rights organizations (Slovenia); 89.42 Attach greater relevance and adopt measures to guarantee the enjoyment of all economic, social and cultural rights of its population (Cuba); 89.43 Continue the efforts for the equal guarantee of the right to free medical assistance for children, with special attention to those from disadvantaged environments (Ecuador); 89.44 Redouble its efforts in providing and facilitating better access for all in exercising their right to health and right to education (Malaysia); 89.45 Strengthen the protection of foreign workers in the country, including through the revision of relevant legislation on their working conditions (Thailand); 89.46 Adopt the pending legislation on harassment and violence in the workplace and continue to ensure protection of non-Monegasque workers from any form of discrimination, including in terms of access to social and health services (Republic of Moldova); 89.47 Increase the international development of other countries (Cuba); cooperation activities aimed at the 89.48 Pursue its commitments in the area of international development aid, especially in the area of health and poverty (Viet Nam); 89.49 Continue to attach priority in the area of international cooperation to combating poverty, to mother and child health, to education and to combating pandemics (Togo); 89.50 Take all appropriate measures for the effective implementation of its voluntary commitment in terms of international cooperation to work towards food security and gender equality (Congo); 89.51 Guarantee the cooperation and responsiveness of financial institutions with regard to requests for the recovery of funds of illicit origin (Tunisia). 90. The following recommendations will be examined by Monaco which will provide responses in due time, but no later than the twenty-fifth session of the Human Rights Council in March 2014: 90.1 Ratify the Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights in order to increase the possibilities for complaints and investigation by the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, and thereby bringing such protection system at the same level of the existing one with regard to civil and political rights (Spain); GE.14-10028 15