A/HRC/27/7 127.55 Mitigate the effects of the financial crisis on its efforts to address the issues of child poverty and street children (Malaysia); 127.56 Conduct an analysis of the effects of the crisis on human rights, especially on socioeconomic rights, with particular focus on the situation of vulnerable groups such as refugees, migrants, Roma, children, women and elderly people (Turkey); 127.57 Remain committed to implementing its human rights obligations and minimizing the impact of the crisis, particularly on the most vulnerable (Ukraine); 127.58 Continue protecting vulnerable groups from the consequences of the austerity measures undertaken by the Portuguese Government in the framework of the economic and financial adjustment programme adopted in the past few years (United Arab Emirates); 127.59 Establish and implement, based on the performance assessment of the October 2011 Social Emergency Plan, effective economic strategies for sustainable recovery and development that integrate elements of poverty alleviation and protection of human rights (Viet Nam); 127.60 Amend the Labour Code so that compulsory arbitration may only be imposed on worker and employer organizations in the case of national or local crisis (United States of America); 127.61 Improve its social security system and provide necessary social protection to vulnerable groups (China); 127.62 Continue the protection of women, migrants, persons with disabilities and elderly people, groups which are particularly vulnerable in this moment of economic and financial crisis (Holy See); 127.63 Adequately protect those social groups particularly vulnerable to budget cuts, as is the case of children and older persons (Cabo Verde); 127.64 Take relevant measures in order to prevent the possible negative impacts of the austerity measures on the human rights situation for the most vulnerable groups, particularly children (Republic of Korea); 127.65 Continue prioritizing the adoption of relatively low-cost, targeted arrangements for the best protection of children’s rights (Italy); 127.66 Provide primary and secondary education for all children, irrespective of their legal status (Holy See); 127.67 Continue its efforts to ensure that all children enjoy equal rights without discrimination (Ireland); 127.68 Pursue efforts to combat illiteracy, working in particular to promote access to school for disadvantaged children (Senegal); 127.69 Pursue its efforts to combat illiteracy and establish an effective system for adult education and training (South Africa); 127.70 Make ragging of students an offence and conduct awareness-raising campaigns against ragging (France); 127.71 Further strengthen activities towards inclusive education of children with disabilities (Montenegro); 24