A/HRC/30/5 110.118 Strengthen the mechanisms aimed at fighting against poverty and food insecurity (Côte d’Ivoire); 110.119 Take all necessary measures to reduce extreme poverty, hunger and child mortality rates (Kuwait); 110.120 Establish a legal framework on the right to food, building on the draft food and nutrition bill and integrating a gender perspective through a consultative process with relevant stakeholders (Ireland); 110.121 Intensify efforts to address socioeconomic rights, particularly access to health and education (Sierra Leone); 110.122 Continue efforts in improving the health-care system in order to combat mother and child mortality, and assist those suffering from HIV/AIDS (Holy See); 110.123 Spare no efforts and resources to provide girls and adolescents of reproductive health and social services to address the problem of teenage pregnancies (Honduras); 110.124 Continue efforts aimed at effectively fighting against maternal and child mortality (Togo); 110.125 Step up efforts to reduce the HIV/AIDS rate in the country (Burkina Faso); 110.126 Guarantee that people of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex communities have effective access to health services, including treatment for HIV/AIDS (Honduras); 110.127 Continue efforts in the provision of free and compulsory education (South Africa); 110.128 Put in place measures to improve the infrastructure of educational institutions as well as increase the access of children to education (Trinidad and Tobago); 110.129 Pursue efforts to promote school attendance of girls and women’s rights (Congo); 110.130 Promote the introduction of human rights education in the educational system and in training programs (Senegal); 110.131 Give full priority to ensuring the full and effective implementation of the Disability Act (Singapore); 110.132 Fully implement the strategy for growth and development of Malawi (Cuba). 111. The following enjoy the support of Malawi, which Malawi considers to be already implemented: 111.1 Accelerate the review and adoption of the new law on marriage in order to eradicate early marriages of young girls (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 111.2 Expedite the adoption of a law on trafficking in persons, which would provide for the criminalization of all forms of trafficking, sanctions and adequate assistance for victims (Egypt); 21