A/HRC/19/11 100.17. Take more tangible steps to promote and protect the human rights of its citizens, by continuing to engage all relevant parties in an open and meaningful dialogue (Iran); 100.18. Continue efforts to find peaceful solutions to any issues pertaining to the protection of human rights in the country, including through inclusive dialogues involving relevant civil societies (Indonesia); 100.19. Intensify an all-inclusive transparent process with a view to fulfilling the aspirations of all Syrian people (South Africa); 100.20. Continue to appropriately implement all changes promised to its people and strengthen the dialogue mechanisms with civil society (Bolivia); 100.21. End conflict and violence and reach a political solution through dialogue and national reconciliation in order to bring Syria back to a normal situation (Vietnam); 100.22. Accelerate and follow-up on implementation of the package of reforms as announced by the country’s leadership (Malaysia); 100.23. Expedite its reforms such as measures to raise citizens’ living standards and duly take into account the aspirations of the people of Syria in the reform process (Thailand); 100.24. Implement political and economic reforms conducted with the full participation of all social sectors for the development of the country and better ensure the fundamental rights and freedom for the people (Vietnam); 100.25. Make every effort to put an end to violence, implement genuine political reforms at this critical juncture, and continue to work towards reaching a peaceful solution through negotiations and dialogue, in order to spare further bloodshed of the brotherly Syrian people, and preserve its security and stability and the unity of territorial integrity (Sudan); 100.26. Facilitate unfettered access to humanitarian aid and assistance, particularly to the regions and communities most affected by the conflict (Malaysia); 100.27. Provide unhindered access to humanitarian assistance to both its population and foreign nationals (Thailand); 100.28. Ensure broader opportunities for human rights training for the members of the security forces (Venezuela); 100.29. Multiply its efforts to involve in the decision-making the active participation of different social structures, especially those geared to combat poverty and social equality (Nicaragua); 100.30. Enhance policies and measures to protect social vulnerable groups, especially women, children and elderly persons (Vietnam); 100.31. Adopt a comprehensive national human rights plan of action and finalise the national plan for the protection of women and children (Indonesia); 100.32. Adopt a comprehensive National Plan of Action geared towards solving the issue of street children (Uruguay); 100.33. Further pursue policies and programmes which aim to improve the quality of social services, including health services and education (Russian Federation); 15