A/HRC/18/11 94.30. Undertake concrete and appropriate steps towards ratification of and accession to international human rights instruments (Viet Nam); 94.31. Continue on its path of aligning its national legislation with its international obligations under the instruments to which Singapore is a State party (Afghanistan); 94.32. Accentuate measures to provide assistance, care and support to persons at risk of infection and those living with HIV/AIDS, through improved access to prevention, treatment and counselling services (Trinidad and Tobago); 94.33. Continue with its efforts to further promote and protect human rights and freedoms (Sri Lanka); 94.34. Engage the civil society in the follow-up process to the universal periodic review (Poland); 94.35. Establish an effective and inclusive process to follow up on the implementation of recommendations emerging from the universal periodic review (Viet Nam). 95. The recommendations formulated during the interactive dialogue and listed below have been examined and enjoy the support of Singapore, which considers that they are already implemented or in the process of implementation: 95.1. Maintain the momentum given to positive social policies relating to health care (Afghanistan); 95.2. Expedite implementation of the recommendations contained in the 2007–2011 Enabling Masterplan to improve the lives of persons with disabilities (Bhutan); 95.3. Accelerate effective implementation of the recommendations of the 2007–2011 Enabling Masterplan of the Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports and the National Council of Social Service to review and plan services for persons with disabilities (the Sudan); 95.4. Step up efforts in fighting trafficking of human beings (Belarus); 95.5. Take additional efforts in preserving inter-ethnic and interconfessional harmony in the country (Belarus); 95.6. Share positive experiences and best practices with other countries regarding racial and religious tolerance (Zimbabwe); 95.7. Intensify its efforts to eliminate all forms of discrimination against women, inter alia, by advocating and promoting women’s empowerment, and through capacity-building, gender-sensitivity training, and public awarenessraising activities (Indonesia); 95.8. Ensure gender-equality is enshrined in the Constitution (France); 95.9. Take further steps to ensure the representation of women in senior levels within the public and private sectors is increased (South Africa); intensify efforts to enhance women’s participation in the decision-making process in both public and private sectors, in accordance with the progress achieved in the field of education of women (United Arab Emirates); give the required attention to promoting women’s participation at the decision-making level in both the public and private sectors (Algeria); 17