A/HRC/57/9 132.88 Implement the commitment made at the Nairobi Summit on the twenty-fifth anniversary of the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD25) to expand the access of women to reproductive health services, including in hard-to-reach areas, by allocating at least 30 per cent of the health budget to reproductive health programmes (Iceland); 132.89 Expand women’s access to sexual and reproductive health services, especially in hard-to-reach areas (Mexico); 132.90 Continue promoting women’s rights by facilitating their access to health, education and economic empowerment and by protecting them from all forms of violence, including through increased capacity-building of judicial personnel for better application of the law (Lebanon); 132.91 Make primary education compulsory and free for all school-age children, without gender discrimination (Togo); 132.92 Continue efforts to provide education services to all children and combat school dropout (Tunisia); 132.93 Continue deploying additional efforts to paying attention to education and health care and to making optimal use of the assistance provided in those two areas (Bahrain); 132.94 Cover essential needs in education and health by strengthening public services (France); 132.95 Continue to progress with the implementation of programmes and projects to provide free education, in coordination with all stakeholders (Sri Lanka); 132.96 Intensify efforts to guarantee education to all children (Saudi Arabia); 132.97 Undertake efforts towards providing quality education for all children, including those with disabilities (Malaysia); 132.98 Strengthen policies and plans to reduce the gender gap in education and provide incentives aimed at encouraging girls and their families, particularly in rural areas, to enrol in school and to remain there without dropping out (Kyrgyzstan); 132.99 Take further steps to increase the availability of education and training to improve work skills and job opportunities, especially for the younger generation, women and persons with disabilities (Indonesia); 132.100 Pursue policies to reduce gender disparities in education and continue efforts to ensure education for and protection of out-of-school children (Austria); 132.101 Continue to promote girls’ access to school, reduce the gender gap in education and enhance the participation of women in political, economic and social life (Viet Nam); 132.102 Take additional measures to continue efforts to strengthen the right to education and ensure the schooling of children in conflict zones, particularly girls (Djibouti); 132.103 Protect the right to education through the effective implementation of the Safe Schools Declaration and ensuring that educational facilities are not used for military purposes, mobilization or the recruitment of children and young people (Panama); 132.104 Ensure the protection of educational facilities as civilian objects, prioritize the rebuilding of schools and ensure that schools are not used for military purposes, mobilization or recruitment (Belgium); 132.105 Avoid attacking educational establishments and take measures to ensure continued access to education during the conflict, in accordance with the Safe Schools Declaration (Argentina); GE.24-09703 15