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155.198
Ensure that the Criminal Code protects all children under the age
of 18 from all violations, in accordance with the Convention on the Rights of
the Child (Namibia);
155.199
Continue to implement policies designed to protect the rights of
young people and ensure access to welfare for them and for children, without
exception (Republic of Moldova);
155.200
Establish an independent ombudsman office for children with the
authority to collect and investigate reports of violations and abuses of the rights
of the child (Sweden);
155.201
Undertake extensive efforts in order to ensure that children with
disabilities and children with a migration background have adequate and
unhindered access to education and health-care services (Poland);
155.202
Take additional measures to protect children with disabilities as
well as children from other disadvantaged groups against discrimination
(Slovakia);
155.203
Continue efforts to protect children against sexual exploitation
(Tunisia);
155.204
Review certain provisions of the Penal Code to criminalize child
pornography, with the view to ensuring that children under the age of 18 years
are fully protected (Belgium);
155.205
Continue to strengthen institutional and legal measures to prevent
boys, girls and adolescents from the risk of being victims of sexual abuse and/or
exploitation (Chile);
155.206
Continue efforts to strengthen measures for the protection of
children (Gabon);
155.207
Ensure enrolment of the children of those seeking international
protection takes place as soon as possible at the same level as for all other
children and adolescents living in the country, on an equal footing
(Luxembourg);
155.208
Consider the possibility of revising the German language
translation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in order
to make it more accurately reflect the meaning of the Convention (Austria);
155.209
Continue efforts to eliminate discrimination against persons with
disabilities, particularly in the workplace (Peru);
155.210
Enhance efforts aimed at increasing the participation of people with
disabilities in the job market, including by strengthening the necessary legal
framework (Cyprus);
155.211
Ensure the inclusivity and accessibility to health care, judicial and
educational services for persons with disabilities (Israel);
155.212
Continue efforts to integrate minority communities by enhancing
their access to housing, education, employment and health care (India);
155.213
Intensify measures so that Sinti and Roma communities have equal
access to housing, education, health and employment (Peru);
155.214
Increase intragovernmental coordination in monitoring violence
and discrimination against members of minority groups, including religious
groups (United States of America);
155.215
Implement more efficient measures to combat all kinds of
discrimination towards minority communities, in particular Roma
representatives in the fields of health care and education (Serbia);
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