A/HRC/14/14 96. Investigate violations and attacks against journalists in order to ensure the necessary judicial stability for a functioning media (Germany); 97. Proceed to further actions in order to provide a safe working environment for journalists in the country (Greece); 98. Consider enacting a law that regulates freedom of the press (Qatar); 99. Better disseminate and ensure full observance of the Declaration on Human Rights Defenders (Norway); 100. Promote the development of a vibrant and effective civil society including by promulgating legislation in accordance with international human rights law, in particular to protect the rights of trade unions, NGO’s and freedom of the media (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 101. Hold the next elections in an inclusive and transparent manner (Brazil); 102. Make efforts to ensure that all Iraqis, including religious minorities, can participate in elections that are safe, fair and free of intimidation and violence (United States); 103. Take action to ensure the Supreme National Commission for Accountability and Justice is independent and operates towards the goal of free and fair elections with participation of all parties (New Zealand); 104. Continue to support healthcare services by exploring the possibility of establishing a system of medical insurance that would ensure healthcare coverage to all social groups, especially the poorest (Morocco); 105. Continue its policies to achieve the goal set in 2006 of building more than 3.5 million dwellings by 2015 (Angola); 106. Strengthen its efforts in the area of development as well as the implementation of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) especially, concerning the enrolment at all levels of education, the realization of the right to food and the decrease of maternal and child mortality rates (Algeria); 107. Continue its efforts for all children to have access to education and health (Bangladesh); 108. Strengthen efforts to improve the education system, reduce the dropout rates and eradicate illiteracy by inter alia, allocating more resources in the education sector and strengthening cooperation with the international community and organizations including UNICEF and UNESCO (Malaysia); 109. Continue efforts aiming at combating school drop-out and illiteracy through parallel programmes to the formal education system, that encourage families to register children in schools and adults in programmes for the eradication of illiteracy (Morocco); 110. Continue its policies aimed at strengthening the educational system (Angola); 111. Spread the culture of human rights in all sectors and institutions of society, in particular legislators and the staff of the judicial system and review its education curricula with a view to incorporating human rights principles (Lebanon); 18