A/HRC/12/5* GE.09-16375 61. Reinforce dialogue in the context of the 13 August 2007 agreements with a view to ensure they are effectively implemented (Switzerland); 62. Continue its efforts and initiatives to spread education (Saudi Arabia); 63. Strengthen policies to promote education and address educational gender imbalances (Angola); 64. Continue its efforts to ensure education for all children and to proceed, with the support and the assistance of the international community, to the necessary arrangements for the improvement of its educational system (Algeria); 65. Continue its efforts, in light of the rights to non-discrimination and equality between men and women, to increase citizens’ awareness of the necessity of female education (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 66. Ensure that, in practice, girls have equal access to education (Netherlands); 67. Take all possible measures with the assistance of the international community to eradicate illiteracy and to ensure access to education especially for girls and women (Azerbaijan); 68. Redouble its efforts under the project to reform the educational system, including by redressing the gap in school attendance between males and females working to effectively guarantee the rights of women and girls in the field of education by addressing societal and cultural constraints (Japan); 69. Continue to take all necessary measures to protect all children in internally displaced persons sites and refugee camps (Slovenia); 70. Make further efforts to improve judicial system as a step towards ensuring the security of IDPs, one of whose priority concerns is to be able to return home (Ireland); 71. Call for all possible technical and financial assistance, it needs, by the international community as well as the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (Pakistan); 72. Call for the support of the international community to assist it in addressing the challenge of armed conflict with its rebel armed groups, which has brought about human right abuses, including sexual violence, recruitment of child soldiers, problems of refugees and internally displaced persons, poverty illiteracy and ignorance among others (Nigeria); 73. Call for the support of the international community to assist it in drawing up an electoral programme that will be acceptable to all the parties and bring about the realization of peace, democracy and good governance (Nigeria); 74. Call for the support of the international community to provide the urgently needed technical and financial assistance in support of its efforts and for the implementation of the recommendations that may come out of this review (Nigeria); 75. In the framework of the human rights forum, include training and awareness programmes on human rights and international treaties to the 19