A/HRC/21/3 129.114. Continue, with the assistance from the relevant international organizations such as the WHO, to enhance access to health care by women and further reduce the maternal mortality rate, especially in the rural areas (Singapore); 129.115. Continue the prioritization of initiatives to combat poverty and ensure programmes aimed at poverty reduction are adequately funded (South Africa); 129.116. Continue putting forward effective measures for reducing illiteracy and boosting the quality and performance of education in the country (Azerbaijan); 129.117. Take additional measures to improve universal access to primary education (Belarus); 129.118. Continue its considerable efforts to integrate human rights education in the school programmes and textbooks (Djibouti); 129.119. Increasing mainstreaming of human rights value in education curricula (Iraq); 129.120. Continue its efforts to enhance general education, awareness campaigns and training programmes on human rights (Singapore); 129.121. Develop strategies to better manage the migratory flows of political and economic refugees who unfortunately overwhelm Morocco’s capacity and resources (Swaziland); 129.122. Continue progress in the implementation of the policies that safeguard the rights and dignity of migrants (Indonesia); 129.123. Continue cooperating with the United Nations human rights mechanisms (Costa Rica); 129.124. Take the necessary measures to ensure full respect for human rights in the framework of counter-terrorism struggle, and in particular, the rights to defense and non-use of torture (France); 129.125. Actively pursue the program scheduled by the National Human Rights Institution and share the best practices acquired with the international community (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 129.126. Streamline its experience of establishing Inter-ministerial public administration and delegation dealing with human rights in order to make other countries benefit from this experience (Yemen); 129.127. Organize regional conferences in Morocco to exchange views and best practices on promoting forward looking initiatives and fostering cooperation between regional groups (Hungary); 129.128. Continue to expand the experience in gender sensitive budgeting, which could be considered as a good practice for all of the Middle East and North Africa region and elsewhere (Republic of Moldova). 130. The following recommendations enjoy the support of Morocco which considers that they are already implemented or in the process of implementation: 130.1. Intensify its efforts to ratify the International Convention for the Protection of all Persons from Enforced Disappearances (Argentina); 23