A/HRC/29/12 96.106 Ensure respect of the rights and fundamental freedoms of the entire population, in particular women and children, and adopt all necessary measures to ensure the fight against impunity, by initiating investigations in order to identify the perpetrators of acts of violence and of all human rights violations (Argentina); 96.107 Bring juvenile justice into conformity with the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Mali); 96.108 Create a legal framework that gives sufficient protection for “whistleblowers” testifying in crimes related to corruption (Sweden); 96.109 Provide enough financial and personnel resources to enable the Attorney General’s office, as well as law enforcement authorities, to fight corruption in the country (Sweden); 96.110 Consider implementing possible legislative mechanisms that would assist in combating transnational organized crime, in particular drug trafficking and money-laundering (Egypt); 96.111 Take urgent steps to adopt all appropriate measures to combat the root causes of political instability in Guinea-Bissau, including tackling illicit drugrelated corruption and money-laundering (Ghana); 96.112 Give priority to ensuring protection of freedom of speech (Australia); 96.113 Continue to enhance its programmes towards employment of its youth in the agriculture and fisheries sectors (Philippines); 96.114 Continue to deepen efforts in the human rights field, in particular economic, social and cultural rights, so as to improve the living conditions of its people, in particular of the most vulnerable sectors (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 96.115 Continue the fight against poverty as one of the country’s key priorities (Cuba); 96.116 Strengthen policies aimed at reducing poverty (Angola); 96.117 Adopt appropriate measures to reduce the high rate of people living in extreme poverty (Togo); 96.118 Continue to prioritize poverty alleviation in its efforts to raise the living standards of its people (China); 96.119 Continue efforts to reduce poverty, particularly through the implementation of the 2011–2015 National Strategy (Algeria); 96.120 Take significant measures to reduce poverty, especially taking into consideration the rights of children (Maldives); 96.121 Remain to be active in seeking the continuing support of the international community for the realization of its employment-generation and poverty-alleviation programmes (Philippines); 96.122 Develop a sustainable mechanism to protect its population against food insecurity, through prevention strategies and the implementation of social programmes (Turkey); 96.123 Explore possible ways of providing an adequate allocation of human, financial and technical resources to the health sector so as to ensure access to quality health services (Egypt); GE.15-07685 21