A/HRC/48/15 132.177 Further strengthen its educational system and various curricula to ensure that quality education is accessible to all, especially children, persons with disabilities and persons belonging to ethnic minorities (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 132.178 Adopt educational initiatives with a comprehensive approach in favour of migrants and ethnic minorities, especially women and children of Roma communities (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 132.179 Improve the access of children with disabilities and special needs to education opportunities (Poland); 132.180 Take effective measures to guarantee the access of children with special needs to special education programmes (Islamic Republic of Iran); 132.181 Take the necessary measures to guarantee the full enjoyment of the rights of persons with disabilities, in particular in the field of education (France); 132.182 Continue efforts to ensure access to education for all children and ensure that no child is refused admission to schools based on disability (Maldives); 132.183 Take steps to improve the accessibility of inclusive education for children with disabilities (Malta); 132.184 Provide adequate training and resources to public schools and teachers to ensure that the regulations establishing the requirements for general schools to be able to admit students with special needs can be fully implemented to enable inclusive education for children with disabilities (Singapore); 132.185 Strengthen efforts to protect the human rights of Roma people and take further concrete steps towards improving the situation of Roma children’s access to education (Australia); 132.186 Work towards a more inclusive educational system, especially with regard to the language of instruction in schools (India); 132.187 Consider additional measures such as a comprehensive gender equality strategy and a gender-based budgeting strategy to address gender-based discrimination (Bhutan); 132.188 Adopt a comprehensive gender equality strategy that includes combating violence against women, combating gender stereotypes and increasing the representation of women in decision-making bodies in political life (Argentina); 132.189 Adopt a comprehensive gender equality strategy, including gender mainstreaming in budgetary processes (Portugal); 132.190 Implement effective measures in favour of gender equality and increase the participation of women in public and political life (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 132.191 Strengthen its efforts to increase the representation of women in political life at the decision-making level in both elected and appointed governmental bodies (Timor-Leste); 132.192 Consider introducing electoral gender quotas, with a view to increasing the political representation of women (Albania); 132.193 Adopt a comprehensive law on gender-based violence against women (Rwanda); 132.194 Consider adoption of comprehensive legislation on gender-based violence against women (Bhutan); 132.195 Continue to improve the legal framework and implement practical measures to prevent violence against women (Viet Nam); 20