A/HRC/53/14 128.34 Promote further economic and social sustainable development to improve people’s standard of living and lay a solid foundation for the enjoyment of all human rights (Viet Nam); 128.35 Continue to promote economic and social development to raise the standard of living of the population (Burundi); 128.36 Continue the progress achieved regarding social, economic and cultural rights through the enforcement of the eighth national development plan, 2022 (Cameroon); 128.37 Continue to promote socioeconomic sustainable development, to narrow the income disparities and to eliminate inequality (China); 128.38 Reinforce the legislative and regulatory framework applicable to mining companies and ensure the strengthening and protection of the rights of people working in the mining sector (Senegal); 128.39 Take all necessary measures to combat and prevent gender-based violence, including through the effective application of the 2009 law against gender-based violence, by allocating sufficient economic resources to implement it and through the establishment of shelters in all provinces of the country (Costa Rica); 128.40 Strengthen measures to prevent and combat sexual and gender-based violence, including by implementing in full the provisions of the Anti-Genderbased Violence Act (2011) and the Gender Equity and Equality Act (2015) (Ireland); 128.41 Develop or strengthen existing parenting programmes with messages and actions aimed at engaging parents in reducing child labour and prioritize children’s education (South Africa); 128.42 Consider establishing a standard data collection system on forced labour to control and eliminate child forced labour, particularly in the mining, construction and agricultural sectors (Armenia); 128.43 Develop a national strategy for the inclusion of children with disabilities, as well as operationalize the Persons with Disabilities Act, by finalizing and implementing the statutory instruments on education, health, labour and transportation (Poland); 128.44 Promote more effectively the protection of migrants and refugees (Cameroon). 129. The recommendations formulated during the interactive dialogue/listed below have been examined by Zambia and have been noted by Zambia: 129.1 Take concrete measures to combat and eliminate all forms of discrimination and stigma in all settings, in particular against persons living with HIV/AIDS, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons and persons with mental health conditions or psychosocial disabilities (Portugal); 129.2 Ensure that social support is given to children and adolescents living or working on the street in order to address their immediate needs, including food insecurity, health care access and school enrolment (Gambia); 129.3 Decriminalize abortion and take measures to ensure that all women have access to legal abortion and high-quality post-abortion services (Israel); 129.4 Recognize the existence of Indigenous Peoples in its territory and ensure their access to their rights (Paraguay); 129.5 Recognize the existence of Indigenous Peoples in Zambia and the right to access to their ancestral lands (Colombia); 129.6 Continue national efforts to protect ethnic and religious minorities as a way to eliminate manifestations of discrimination (Cuba); 22 GE.23-04188