A/HRC/10/80 page 19 15. Effectively implement the international instruments ratified that focus on the protection of the child and children’s rights (Italy); make further efforts to ensure that the social services provided for children remain a priority (Djibouti) and take appropriate measures to protect the most vulnerable children, particularly girls, disabled children and rural children, and ensure effective protection of children against sexual abuse, all forms of violence and exploitation, trafficking and child labour (Luxembourg); 16. Consider fostering national strategies to combat child labour and to promote decent work (Brazil); and develop and implement preventative and protection policies and measures for the victims of child labour (Slovenia); 17. Take all necessary measures to ensure that employment of children does not interfere with their right to education (United Kingdom); 18. Continue to strengthen educational policies (Angola), make even greater efforts in the right to education (Côte d’Ivoire) and, with the assistance of the international community, strengthen its human and institutional capacity in education and health (Ghana); 19. Pursue its efforts to ensure the schooling of girls and the re-schooling of children who have dropped out of or who have never gone to school, with the support of the United Nations (Burundi), and continue to make progress in the campaign to achieve universal basic education, including through non-formal education, with the support and cooperation of the international community (Bangladesh); 20. Intensify efforts to reinforce the human rights protection system and fight impunity (Sweden), further strengthen measures to improve public access to the justice system (Netherlands) and ensure the independence of the judicial system (Sweden, Netherlands) by, inter alia, providing sufficient means, and report on the results of these measures in the next review report (Netherlands); 21. Continue efforts to protect and promote human rights in conformity with its self-pledged commitments and the development needs of society (Syrian Arab Republic); 22. Effectively promote and protect human rights and seek the support of the Council in the areas highlighted under section VII in its national report (South Africa), consolidate cooperation with OHCHR to reinforce its national capacity in human rights, cited in paragraph 108 of the national report (Albania), enhance its capacity to promote human rights in the areas mentioned in paragraph 108 of the national report, with the appropriate technical assistance of OHCHR (Mauritius), increase efforts to see through its commitments set out in the national report, especially with regard to campaigning against poverty and ignorance, and reinforce the legitimate rights of specific social groups in the country (Viet Nam);