A/HRC/21/13 129.65 Continue efforts to consolidate and deepen the judicial reform process so as to improve the quality of the civil service and facilitate access to justice (Angola); 129.66 Take the appropriate measures to give response to the concerns raised by the civil society (Timor-Leste) to develop a social environment conducive to the empowerment of civil society, in particular, by opening up new channels aimed at reflecting the expectations of young people when it comes to structures and socioeconomic processes (Turkey); 129.67 Encourage efforts undertaken by the Government to increase the involvement of the Civil Society in the public sphere (Djibouti); 129.68 Modify its new law on associations, by lifting the limits on their establishment, their functioning and their financing, so as to bring this law in conformity with its obligations and in order to ensure that civil society can function freely (Canada); 129.69 Implement legal measures to limit the government’s ability to deny an organization’s license for political, religious, or arbitrary reasons and to not unnecessarily restrict the ability of Algerian NGOs to receive funding from foreign partners (United States of America); 129.70 Enhance access to primary health care and education for people in the South, with an aim to achieve universal access for all (Thailand) and continue to work on providing health and education services for remote areas (Oman); 129.71 Continue with its project on providing health services (Palestine) and improve the health services (Russian Federation); 129.72 Take additional positive measures to ensure that all citizens can enjoy basic health care, and provide the public medical institutions with sufficient medicines and medical equipment (Egypt), continue to consolidate its successful health policy, which responds to the health needs of its people (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)) to implement measures that will allow to respond to health needs and guarantee universal access to these services (Cuba); 129.73 Continue to promote its excellent education policy in order to eradicate school drop-out during mandatory basic education (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 129.74 Strengthen its efforts to reduce the high school drop-out rates of girls at intermediate and secondary school levels (Côte d’Ivoire) and reinforce girls’ education, notably in the rural areas (Togo); 129.75 Continue its efforts to provide appropriate education opportunities to persons with disabilities (Ecuador) taking into account the specific needs of persons with disabilities, either in education or on health (Saudi Arabia); 129.76 Continue its efforts aimed at improving access to health services and education (Bangladesh); 129.77 Continue its efforts to bridge the gaps in the field of health and education in remote areas (Qatar); 129.78 Continue with its education policy to ensure that children, and particularly girls, get a quality education that promotes equality and nondiscrimination (Ecuador); 20 GE.12-14978