A/HRC/38/6 114.133 Introduce a national HIV prevention strategy and work with civil society for its implementation (Australia); 114.134 (Israel); Consider the adoption of a national strategy on HIV/AIDS 114.135 Accelerate the adoption and budgeting of the national HIV/AIDS strategy 2018–2020 and the national strategy on sexual and reproductive health and rights (Germany); 114.136 Increase the budget for the national tuberculosis programme and change the legislation as necessary to treat all tuberculosis patients (Estonia); 114.137 Devote more resources to the education system in order to ensure full and equal access to quality education for all (Viet Nam); 114.138 Take all necessary measures to ensure accessible, inclusive, high quality education for all children without discrimination of any kind, including for minorities such as Roma and those in a vulnerable position (Finland); 114.139 Take further measures to ensure the access of all children to education (Iraq); 114.140 Increase the budget allocation for improving the education system and addressing the early school leaving phenomenon (Indonesia); 114.141 Continue supporting the training of teachers in the area of human rights education, in particular the rights of the child (Qatar); 114.142 Continue developing effective measures for the promotion of human rights education and awareness-raising (Armenia); 114.143 Implement and ensure equal access to mandatory gender equality and age-appropriate comprehensive sexuality education within the formal education system (Australia); 114.144 Introduce education for sexual and reproductive health in the core curriculum for secondary education, including by setting out a concrete timeline of implementation of such a measure (Slovenia); 114.145 Take steps to introduce comprehensive and evidence-based sexuality education in the core curriculum for secondary education, as well as to ensure sufficient teacher training on sexuality education (Finland); 114.146 Further accelerate its efforts to promote and protect the rights of women (Mongolia); 114.147 Establish adequate legislative measures, which guarantee women’s property rights after divorce, particularly in the case of unregistered marriages (Sierra Leone); 114.148 Take measures to promote the rights of women, in particular by addressing the recent resurgence of discourse containing stereotypes concerning women’s rights to reproductive and sexual health (Belgium); 114.149 Ensure progress in the implementation of specific measures and follow up on their execution to guarantee the implementation of the women and peace and security agenda (Spain); 114.150 Adopt legislation that reflects the provisions of the Council of Europe Convention on Preventing and Combating Violence against Women and Domestic Violence, and adequately protects and assists victims through specialized services (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 114.151 Harmonize fully its national legislation with the provisions of the Council of Europe Convention on Preventing and Combating Violence against Women and Domestic Violence (the Istanbul Convention) (Estonia); 19