A/HRC/15/10 65.85. Ensure that arrests are carried out by law enforcement officials and that the detained are duly charged and brought to fair trials in accordance with international standards or are released (Slovakia); 65.86. Intensify its efforts to humanize its penal system, with special focus placed on the separation of female and juvenile inmates (Slovakia); 65.87. Protect journalists and human rights defenders, and carry out investigations into any threats against them (Canada); 65.88. Give individuals, groups and organs of the society the legitimacy and the recognition to promote human rights as well as to express their opinions or dissent publicly (Norway); 65.89. Ensure for every citizen the exercise of his or her right to freedom of expression (Slovenia); 65.90. Establish concrete goals to increase female participation in political and public life (Norway); 65.91. Demonstrate its full commitment to implementation of the national plan of action to increase the participation of women in decision-making, in national and regional peace consolidation mechanisms, in United Nations peace operations and in political affairs, by providing the necessary human and financial resources and clear and authoritative mandates to the relevant governmental institutions and mechanisms (United States); 65.92. Continue the development of initiatives designed to assist people affected by poverty (Cuba); 65.93. Continue to implement programmes and measures to guarantee quality health services and quality education free of charge (Cuba); 65.94. Make all possible efforts to combat HIV/AIDS and to prevent the mother-to-child transmission of the virus, and request technical and financial assistance from international agencies, including WHO and UNICEF (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya); 65.95. Noting that, owing to malaria, acute respiratory tract infections and malnutrition, child mortality is relatively high, call on the international community to provide assistance in reducing child mortality rates (China); 65.96. Continue its efforts to overcome the challenges of extreme poverty with the support and assistance of the international community (Bangladesh); 65.97. Continue its efforts in combating HIV/AIDS (Bangladesh); 65.98. Intensify its efforts in the area of human rights education and capacitybuilding, and organize training seminars on human rights for those working in relevant institutions and bodies (Egypt); 65.99. Take appropriate measures to fight illiteracy, ensure equal opportunities for women and men in the labour market, and provide for participation in political and public life and equal access to justice (Slovenia); 65.100. Continue to promote school attendance for girls (Senegal); and 65.101. Continue to promote human rights education and training at all levels of the education system (Philippines). 66. The following recommendations enjoy the support of Guinea-Bissau, which considers that they are already implemented or in the process of implementation: GE.10-14446 17