A/HRC/16/3 organizations and taking action when inappropriate behaviour is discovered (United Kingdom); 77.49. Address the issues affecting the lack of public trust in the Judiciary and the law enforcement system, as reflected in paragraph 102 of the national report, and strengthen the independence of the Judiciary (Azerbaijan); 77.50. Encourage Liberia to strengthen its judicial system, especially in view of promoting accountability, in order to bring to justice those committing violence against women and children (Thailand); 77.51. Continue implementing the recommendations emanating from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (South Africa); 77.52. Take essential steps to implement the issues raised and recommendations made by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (Czech Republic); 77.53. (Aware of the socio-cultural and economic factors which tend to limit the participation of women in all sectors of a country’s life, Angola congratulated Liberia on having elected a female President and for having taken measures to increase women’s participation. Noting this success Angola recommended that Liberia continue and strengthen the measures adopted.) Continue and strengthen measures adopted to increase the participation of and progress achieved by women in all sectors of the life of the country/political life (Angola); 77.54. Prioritize action to address the concerns raised by the United Nations human rights treaty bodies regarding the situation of women, particularly in the informal sector, and the lack of rights and social benefits, including maternal protections available to them (Ghana); 77.55. Continue to apply the strategies and socio-economic development plans designed to reduce poverty (Cuba); 77.56. Take effective measures to reduce poverty and unemployment in the country (Azerbaijan); 77.57. Pursue the effort to increase the standard of living of all Liberians with specific programmes in the areas of accommodation, health, education and other basic social services (Algeria); 77.58. Encourage stronger promotion of the rights of women and children by meeting their immediate post-conflict needs. These include, for example, the elimination of gender inequalities, the promotion of equal educational opportunities as well as equal opportunities for socio-economic and political participation, and the elimination of violence against women and children (Thailand); 77.59. Expand its School Feeding Programme and integrate it with local agricultural production (Brazil); 77.60. Take appropriate steps, with the help of the international community, to ensure for the Liberian people an adequate standard of living, and the rights to food, health and education (Egypt); 77.61. Pay particular attention to efforts aimed at reducing maternal mortality, including through international assistance and seeking good practices (Egypt); 17