A/HRC/49/15 88.101 Continue to promote sustainable economic and social development, and to improve people’s living standards, so as to lay a solid foundation for people’s enjoyment of human rights (China); 88.102 Continue to prioritize social programmes, with an emphasis on eradicating and alleviating poverty (Cuba); 88.103 Adopt the additional measures necessary to ensure the full enjoyment of human rights by all persons belonging to groups in a situation of vulnerability (Argentina); 88.104 Continue to promote its successful social policies in the areas of education, health and poverty reduction, for the benefit of the most vulnerable groups (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 88.105 Amend its legislation in order to legalize the termination of pregnancies in cases of risk to the life of the pregnant woman, rape, incest and severe impairment of the fetus (Denmark); 88.106 Form a legislative committee to revise the abortion law to allow the termination of pregnancy (Iceland); 88.107 Continue strengthening measures to ensure access to health care by allocating adequate resources in the health sector, especially for the treatment of non-communicable diseases (Malaysia); 88.108 Decriminalize the voluntary interruption of pregnancy and expand its admitted grounds, particularly in cases of sexual abuse or high-risk pregnancies (Mexico); 88.109 Consider legalizing abortion in cases of rape, incest, threats to the life or health of the pregnant woman and severe fetal impairment; decriminalize it in all other cases; and ensure access for women to safe, high-quality and affordable abortion-related care, including post-abortion care in cases of complications resulting from unsafe abortions (South Africa); 88.110 Legalize abortion in certain cases such as rape, incest and serious malformation of the fetus, and decriminalize it in all other cases (Spain); 88.111 Continue to improve the health-care system with measures to allocate more resources and upgrade infrastructure, in order to strengthen maternal health (Bulgaria); 88.112 Revise the Health and Family Life Education Programme curriculum in line with the United Nations technical guidelines, and train teachers to ensure effective provision of the curriculum (Iceland); 88.113 Integrate children with disabilities in regular schools by giving particular attention to the training of specialists for children with intellectual and psychological disabilities (Maldives); 88.114 Ensure comprehensive sexuality education, with a view to preventing teenage pregnancies and the spread of sexually transmitted infections, in particular HIV (Panama); 88.115 Ensure comprehensive sexuality education, with a view to preventing teenage pregnancies and the spread of sexually transmitted infections, in particular HIV (Australia); 88.116 Continue to provide adequate resources towards the initiatives that have started to help teenage mothers finish their secondary school education, in classes that can accommodate the unique challenges of being a young single mother (Bahamas); 88.117 Further increase investment in education and improve the enrolment rate of children in schools (China); 16