A/HRC/14/11 106. To guarantee human rights defenders full legitimacy and protection, in accordance with the United Nations Declaration on Human Rights Defenders (Slovakia); 107. To clarify the procedures for the establishment and recognition of associations and non-governmental organizations, and to guarantee their participation in the reform process (France); 108. To ensure that the procedures for the registration of civil society organizations are transparent, non-discriminatory and expeditious (Norway); 109. To ensure that opposition parties and civil society organizations are permitted to participate freely in the political process, without fear of retribution (Canada); 110. To respect the activities of civil society organizations, and to ensure that any action taken to regulate human rights organizations is not politically motivated, but based on legal provisions consistent with international human rights standards (United Kingdom); 111. To continue to improve the social security system (Kyrgyzstan); 112. To continue efforts to ensure safe drinking water, in order to achieve the goal of 80 per cent of the population or more by 2012 (Sudan); 113. To continue its efforts in the field of health, despite constraints, with the assistance and cooperation of the international community (Sudan); 114. To allocate additional resources to improving the country’s health infrastructures, while ensuring that ongoing health reforms take into account the rights of women and children (Canada); 115. To continue its laudable measures to fight poverty and combat diseases such as HIV and AIDS (Botswana); 116. To continue to promote solidarity among all regions and provinces in the country in order to ensure sustainable and harmonious economic and social development (Cuba); 117. To continue to implement measures aimed at guaranteeing universal access to health services (Cuba); 118. To consolidate its plans for peace, stability and reconstruction, and to accelerate the implementation of its programmes for persons with disabilities so as to guarantee their physical, social and economic rehabilitation and the enjoyment of their other fundamental rights (Syrian Arab Republic); 119. To successfully implement its national strategy for combating poverty (Russian Federation); 120. To continue its efforts to improve the living conditions of the people, including by creating the resources necessary to realize the right to adequate housing (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 121. To continue its effort to achieve Millennium Development Goals with a view to improving the situation, particularly in economic and social terms (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 122. To take opportunities, offered within the framework of international cooperation and assistance, to step up its development programmes and its programmes to fight poverty and ensure reconstruction (Algeria); GE.10-12527 19