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143.143 Continue to increase investment in public health and better protect the
people’s right to health (China);
143.144
Improve the coverage of adolescent-friendly health services (Ukraine);
143.145
Continue promoting its health and social benefits system (Eswatini);
143.146 Further strengthen the resilience of health emergency preparedness
(Ethiopia);
143.147 Ensure that everyone has access to quality basic health care by
allocating sufficient resources to improve health-care facilities and to recruit
qualified personnel (Holy See);
143.148 Take further steps to ensure the safety of health-care workers and
service providers, by ensuring the adequate provision of personal protection
equipment and safe working conditions (Indonesia);
143.149 Continue taking steps to ensure the right to health for all by allocating
necessary resources (Malaysia);
143.150 Pursue efforts in the field of the right to health care, linked to a
consolidation of the legislative framework (Morocco);
143.151 Continue improving health services and social protection for all
citizens (Mozambique);
143.152 Improve the access to and quality of health care for women, including
maternity care (Philippines);
143.153 Strive to allocate sufficient funds for the health sector in order to equip
health-care institutions, ensuring thereby the provision of quality basic care and
services for newborns (Serbia);
143.154 Allocate sufficient resources to the health sector for upgrading and
equipping health-care facilities in order to provide a quality basic and
comprehensive health-care system (Sudan);
143.155 Further improve sexual and reproductive health services, particularly
for adolescents, including improved access to contraceptives and safe and legal
abortion as well as comprehensive sexuality education (Sweden);
143.156 Ensure that primary schools are accessible and free for all students
(Turkey);
143.157 Remove all additional costs to facilitate the school attendance of all
children (Turkey);
143.158
Maintain the efforts towards gender equality in education (Turkey);
143.159 Fully implement the education law to enforce the provision regarding
the compulsory nature of basic education, including the education of girls, the
literacy of adults and the education of persons with disabilities (Costa Rica);
143.160 Continue to make education a priority by addressing obstacles to
school attendance and completion, and ensuring that pregnant girls return to
school (Fiji);
143.161 Strengthen training and education in the field of human rights in
school curricula (United Arab Emirates);
143.162 Continue improving the education system, by ensuring that all
children have access to primary education, which students can easily benefit
from online or through alternative learning facilities, and adopt inclusive
education policies for children with disabilities (Holy See);
143.163 Implement the commitment made at the Nairobi Summit on ICPD25
to integrate comprehensive sexuality education and related policies in the revised
national education (Iceland);
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