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135.154 Decriminalize abortion under all circumstances and strengthen
measures to ensure access to safe abortion and post-abortion services (Iceland);
135.155 Amend articles 366 and 367 of the Criminal Code with a view to
legalizing abortion in cases of rape, incest or severe fetal impairment, in line with
the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights on the Rights
of Women in Africa (Maputo Protocol) (Denmark);
135.156 Legalize abortion in cases of rape, incest or severe fetal impairment
and decriminalize abortion in all other cases (Estonia);
135.157 Take concrete measures to improve the sexual and reproductive health
of women and girls through the accessibility and availability of adequate services
(Togo);
135.158 Prevent child pregnancies by introducing comprehensive and
age-appropriate sexual education in school curricula (Mexico);
135.159 Increase awareness-raising among students of the causes and
consequences of early pregnancy, in particular through social workers, to
combat school absenteeism among girls (Switzerland);
135.160 Strengthen programmes to prevent drug use among children and
youth by developing accessible and child- and youth-friendly drug dependence
treatment and harm reduction services (Panama);
135.161 Continue its efforts to improve access to all health services for persons
with disabilities (Bhutan);
135.162 Continue efforts to improve access to education for all, especially girls
and children living in rural areas, and enhance awareness-raising initiatives and
media campaigns on the right of girls to education (Qatar);
135.163 Continue efforts to improve access to education for all, including
migrants from the Sahel, and especially girls and children living in rural areas,
and strengthen initiatives and campaigns to raise awareness of girls’ right to
education (Bulgaria);
135.164 Improve accessibility to education for all, especially for girls and
adolescents in rural areas, and strengthen initiatives and campaigns to raise
awareness of their right to education, including for those who are mothers (Costa
Rica);
135.165 Improve the accessibility of education for all, especially for girls and
children living in rural areas, and strengthen awareness campaigns on the right
of girls to education (Zambia);
135.166 Increase access to quality education for all, especially for girls and
children from rural or marginalized communities (Armenia);
135.167 Improve the accessibility of education for all, especially for girls, as
well as for children living in rural areas (Dominican Republic);
135.168 Improve access to education for all, in particular for girls living in
rural areas, and carry out awareness-raising activities on girls’ right to education
(Estonia);
135.169 Improve access to education, especially for girls and children living in
rural areas (Poland);
135.170 Work on guaranteeing enforcement of the right to education for all
children, especially those in rural areas and those in vulnerable economic
conditions (Bahrain);
135.171 Prioritize access to quality education and the economic inclusion of
women, youth and people living in rural areas as a means to address poverty,
gender inequality, child labour and other forms of exploitation (Zimbabwe);
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