A/HRC/14/10 85. To continue its efforts to guarantee social protection for persons with disabilities and their full integration into society (Kyrgyzstan); 86. To redouble efforts in the area of wealth distribution and poverty eradication, including by allocating adequate human and financial resources and by providing support and material assistance to the most marginalized and disadvantaged groups in the country (Malaysia); 87. To continue efforts to strengthen the education system in accordance with international standards, placing due emphasis on human rights education (Pakistan); 88. To introduce human rights education and training into school curriculums, in accordance with article 29 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Egypt); 89. To further enhance human rights education (Jordan); 90. To continue to strengthen efforts aimed at the further development of the cultures of Kazakhstan’s ethnic communities (Pakistan); 91. To increase the number of schools providing education in minority languages, especially in the regions with concentrated minority populations (Ukraine); 92. To carry out all obligations arising from the Geneva Convention of 1951 on the status of refugees and the principle of non-refoulement, and to guarantee that individuals benefit from a fair and equitable trial before being returned to countries in which risks of torture, ill treatment and other serious human rights violations exist (Belgium); 93. To continue to place people at the centre of development in a harmonious society for all in order to permit further progress in the area of economic, social and cultural rights (Jordan); 94. To increase efforts to effectively meet the challenges related to the protection of the environment and the sustainable exploitation of natural resources, and to cooperate in that regard with the relevant international organizations (Qatar); 95. To continue to strengthen its efforts regarded as fundamental in assessing the impact of its economic activities on the environment (Morocco); 96. To continue its efforts to inform its citizens about their rights, and to improve the quality of the legal information disseminated by the media, including through the Internet (Kuwait); 97. To strengthen cooperation with the international community and international organizations, including the United Nation’s Children’s Fund, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization and OHCHR, with a view to building capacity and securing technical assistance in crucial areas such as poverty eradication, justice administration, education and gender equality (Malaysia); 98. To share experiences and good practices with other countries in the areas of development and the protection of human rights (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 99. To share its experiences with other interested countries concerning its efforts to protect human rights, given all its efforts in that area (Tajikistan); 20