A/HRC/17/16 88.32. Strengthen its programmes and adopt further measures for combating HIV/AIDS, malaria and cholera (Turkey); 88.33. Seek technical assistance from the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), the International Labour Organization and other relevant organizations in order to combat the spread of diseases, such as HIV/AIDS and malaria, and to allocate more financial resources to decrease the high rates of maternal and infant mortality (Azerbaijan); 88.34. Coordinate with all donors and civil society organizations on issues of mutual concern, including improvements in prison conditions and strengthening of the health system for HIV/AIDS sufferers and other patients to promote access to quality health care for all Mozambicans (United States); 88.35. Consider seeking further targeted technical assistance from United Nations agencies towards achieving its human rights obligations (Botswana); 88.36. Continue seeking development as well as technical assistance and capacity-building needs from development partners and United Nations specialized agencies with a view to finding solutions to the challenges identified as hindering the enjoyment of human rights (Nigeria); 88.37. Seek from the international community continued meaningful support for the efforts made by Mozambique to enhancing discharge of its human rights obligations (Lesotho); 88.38. Define the technical and financial needs which are required to help the country to live up to its international obligations under the main human rights instruments (Morocco); 88.39. Seek the support of development partners to extend technical assistance and capacity-building to address challenges identified in its national report so as to reinforce its efforts in the protection and promotion of the human rights of its people (Rwanda).4 89. The following recommendations enjoy the support of Mozambique, which considers that they are already implemented or in the process of implementation: 89.1. Consolidate the legal framework for the promotion and protection of human rights by ratifying CRPD (Algeria); 89.2. Consider the possibility of signing or acceding to the remaining international human rights treaties, including CRPD, and domesticate them in its national legislation (Nigeria); 89.3. Sign and ratify the Optional Protocol to CRPD (OP-CRPD). Intensify efforts with a view to the prompt ratification of CRPD (Spain); 89.4. Ratify CRPD (United Kingdom); 89.5. Study the possibility of becoming a party to the following international instrument: CRPD (Argentina); 89.6. 4 Ratify CRPD (Austria); The recommendation as read out during the interactive dialogue: “Recommend to development partners to extend technical assistance and capacity building to Mozambique in the areas identified in its national report so as to reinforce its efforts in the protection and promotion of the human rights of its people” 15