A/HRC/14/6 46. Give more attention to improving the status of women and children (Algeria); 47. Multiply efforts to expand the coverage of education and expand services to include the disabled (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya); 48. Increase level of education to cover disabled children (Kyrgyzstan); 49. Continue applying the measures adopted with a view to achieving the proposed goals relating to education (Cuba); 50. Continue efforts to promote education for the good of all (Kuwait); 51. Strengthen national education programmes in favour of girls and persons with disabilities (Niger); 52. Seek, as necessary, international assistance in the elaboration and implementation of programmes for the promotion of human rights (Algeria); 53. Promote human rights education and training in all types of education, as well as for public officials in order to generate a greater understanding about human rights and help cultivate a human rights culture within the society (Thailand); 54. Request technical assistance from the various United Nations bodies, responsible in particular for the protection of children’s rights and of persons with disabilities so that in order to ensure the effectiveness of the rights of these vulnerable persons (Burkina Faso); 55. Define expectations from relevant United Nations organizations and agencies with regards to technical and financial assistance and to solicit, therefore, the necessary international assistance to overcome material and infrastructural constraints mentioned in its national report (Morocco); 56. Engage members of the international community with a view to building capacity, particularly with regard to securing improvements in the human rights situation of its population (Malaysia); 57. Use international technical and financial assistance to try to strengthen the institutional framework for the protection of human rights (Lebanon); 58. Continue and intensify efforts for further promotion of economic, social and cultural rights with a view to better realize the Millennium Development Goals. In this context we recommend Gambia to benefit from technical and financial assistance by the international community, which is vital to this crucial endeavor (Iran);4 59. Continue an inclusive process in the follow-up on UPR recommendations (Norway); 60. Seek the assistance of the international community in its efforts to combat poverty and to providing the necessary social services to its population 4 The original recommendation read as follows: “Continue and intensify efforts for further promotion of economic, social and cultural rights and particularly the right to development with a view to better realization of the Millennium Development Goals. Needless to say that providing technical and financial assistance by the international community is vital for contributing to this crucial endeavor and therefore we would like to recommend that.” 17