A/HRC/25/11 104.72 The National Transitional Council (NTC) should work with international partners to establish a Central African Republic-owned security force that can ensure the long term protection of the Central African Republic population from attacks by individual and groups (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 104.73 Ensure an enabling environment for the activities of human rights defenders, journalists and other stakeholders of civil society (Tunisia); 104.74 Prepare the elections in accordance with democratic standards while cooperating with the international community (Czech Republic); 104.75 Continue strengthening the relevant policies and programs on strengthening the capacity building, in particular, in the field of economic, social and cultural rights that aims at improving the living standards of its people, through further cooperation and support by the international community (Cambodia); 104.76 Make food security one of the national priorities in order to combat malnutrition and ensure access of the whole population to adequate food (Luxembourg); 104.77 Ensure, with the support of the international technical assistance, access for the entire population, including internally displaced persons, to drinking water and sanitation, food and nutrition, as well as health services (Republic of Moldova); 104.78 Continue its efforts to achieve the goals of the National Sanitary Development Plan 2006–2015 (Algeria); 104.79 Continue to fight tuberculosis and other endemic diseases in order to promote the right to health of the citizens of the Central African Republic (Nigeria); 104.80 Take additional steps to strengthen the sexual and reproductive health and rights of girls and women (Sweden); 104.81 With the support from the relevant international organisations, continue to provide public health care services to its people, especially women and children (Singapore); 104.82 Continue its efforts to achieve the goals of the Operational Plan for Accelerating the Reduction of Maternal and New-born Mortality 2004–2015 (Algeria); 104.83 Continue to take measures within the framework of the Plan of Action on Education for All (2003–2015) in order to promote the right to education especially for women and girls (Nigeria); 104.84 Enhance its efforts to implement the Plan of Action on Education for All (2003–2015) (Indonesia); 104.85 Adopt additional measures, including legal measures aimed at protecting and promoting the right to education for all (Armenia); 104.86 Consider drawing up new legislation on the enforceability of the right to education (Egypt); 104.87 Ensure access and right to education, especially among children and youth and to provide free and compulsory primary education for all children (Maldives); GE.14-10056 17