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104.95 Adopt key recommendations from the 2020 Family Protection Act
Review Report (New Zealand);
104.96 Enhance the rights, well-being and safety of women by: increasing
training for police officers on their roles and obligations under the Family
Protection Act; developing a road map to improve accessibility of safe
accommodation services for survivors of domestic violence; and adopting
recommendations of the 2020 Family Protection Act Review Report (Australia);
104.97 Continue strengthening its successful social policies, with an emphasis
on economic, social and cultural rights, to provide the greatest possible wellbeing to its population (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela);
104.98 Consider including in the labour legislation a clear definition of sexual
harassment (Israel);
104.99
Take measures to reduce infant and child mortality (Ukraine);
104.100 Continue to strengthen the public health system to better protect the
people’s right to health (China);
104.101 Continue to promote the Government, through the Ministry of Health
and Medical Services, and the national health strategy policy that focuses on
improving health, universal coverage and access to basic care, especially with the
strengthening of rural medical centres (Cuba);
104.102 Ensure the provision of and access to age-appropriate information,
education and adolescent-friendly comprehensive, quality and timely sexual and
reproductive health services at both government and non-government led health
facilities for adolescents and youth, including those with disabilities (Malaysia);
104.103 Ensure the provision of and access to age-appropriate information,
education and adolescent-friendly comprehensive sexual and reproductive
health services for adolescents and youth, including those with disabilities
(Germany);
104.104 Develop and adopt comprehensive sexuality education in the
mandatory school curriculum in line with the United Nations international
technical guidance on sexuality education (Netherlands);
104.105 Implement the commitment made at the Nairobi Summit on the
twenty-fifth anniversary of the International Conference on Population and
Development to ensure access to appropriate information, education and
adolescent-friendly comprehensive quality and timely sexual and reproductive
health services for adolescents and youth, in order for them to be able to make
informed choices about their sexuality and reproductive matters and protect
them from unintended pregnancies, gender-based violence and sexually
transmitted infections (Iceland);
104.106 Consider modifying its legislation to decriminalize abortion in cases of
rape, incest and risk to the health of the mother or serious malformations of the
fetus and consider decriminalizing it in all other cases, provide women with highquality post-abortion care, guarantee freedom of women’s access to modern
contraception as part of the policy on free health care, and provide ageappropriate information and education on sexual and reproductive health
(Argentina);
104.107 Guarantee sexual and reproductive health and rights, including by
strengthening sexuality education programmes, and implement targeted
measures to ensure access to health services for people with disabilities (France);
104.108 Develop and adopt a comprehensive sexuality and family life education
curriculum following the updated United Nations international technical
guidelines on sexuality education (Ireland);
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