A/HRC/39/16 24.95 Promote the necessity of eliminating politicization contextualization of human rights issues at various fora (India); and 24.96 Continue to update its economic and social model, in order to preserve and strengthen social justice and solidarity (Namibia); 24.97 Continue to strengthen early warning systems for natural disasters to increase the perception of risk in the population (Nigeria); 24.98 Continue advocating in the international fora for the need to combat Islamophobia and discriminatory stereotypes based on religion, particularly in the context of the fight against terrorism (Saudi Arabia); 24.99 Continue to modernize the legislative basis governing the civil defence system and regulate the preparedness and recovery functions for natural disasters (Syrian Arab Republic); 24.100 Keep denouncing the negative impact of the criminal economic, commercial and financial embargo imposed on Cuba by the United States of America, which affects the enjoyment of human rights (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 24.101 Continue to protect its population against the effects of the embargo imposed by the United States of America (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 24.102 Continue condemning in international fora the unilateral coercive measures against developing countries, such as the blockade imposed by the United States against Cuba, as instruments which violate the peoples’ human rights (Nicaragua); 24.103 Pursue its national agenda against the imposed embargo, which should be fully lifted to allow Cuba to build on its extraordinary record on socioeconomic rights (South Africa); 24.104 Continue to modernize the Cuban model of economic and social development in the face of the illegal American embargo that violates the human rights of the Cuban people (Syrian Arab Republic); 24.105 Continue to provide humanitarian assistance, particularly in the health field, to countries affected by disasters and major epidemics and share the experience of the Henry Reeve International Contingent (Algeria); 24.106 Maintain current South-South cooperation programmes with other Caribbean countries, including sharing the Cuban model of Risk Reduction Management Centres (Jamaica); 24.107 Continue to encourage dialogue and cooperation with other States in the field of human rights, based on the principles of mutual respect, sovereign equality, self-determination and the right to independently determine their political system (Russian Federation); 24.108 Continue fostering the development of values at all levels in society to help fight corruption (Kuwait); 24.109 Expand and share experiences with other countries in the prevention and treatment of diseases such as cholera, dengue and HIV (Mozambique); 24.110 Share at the international level, with the support of the United Nations, its experiences of bilateral cooperation in the promotion of the right to health, especially in the areas of training of human resources and of support to health services throughout the world (Tajikistan); 24.111 Promote and participate in the exchange of experience and good practice in the treatment of inmates and in detention conditions (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 11