ii. iii. drinking water, housing, electricity, roads and other basic social services; Create awareness about HIV/AIDS and ensure access to treatment and care of people living with it; and Ensure equitable access to these resources, especially to those living in rural areas and to girls and women. Right to Education i. Ensure a fully cost-free education, and strengthen learning and vocational training programmes for all, especially the youth; ii. Ensure equitable access to all levels of education, especially access to those in rural areas and to girls and women; And iii. Ensure human rights courses are taught in schools and universities, and the general public is made aware about human rights. Extractive Industries Ensure compliance with existing laws and procedures that have been set in place to guarantee that natural resources are exploited under transparent conditions in which people are well-informed and consulted during the process of policy formulation and decision making. Public Integrity and Corruption Monitor nepotism, favouritism and marginalisation in public service or economic benefits and distribution of social gains to ensure compliance with national, regional and international standards of integrity, fairness and equity. The Independent National Human Rights Commission Compile statistical data relevant to the monitoring of the implementation of the African Charter at the domestic level, including data on complaints, investigations, prosecutions and resultant convictions by the INHRC. Timely Submission of Periodic State Report Submit its next Periodic State Report in a timely manner, observing the Commission’s Guidelines on the Submission of National Periodic Reports under the African Charter and the Guidelines for State Reporting under the Maputo Protocol. Finally, the Commission welcomes the open-ended invitation by the delegation for a visit to Liberia to offer technical support in the area of promoting and protecting human rights. 15