A/HRC/48/10 60.168 Take legislative measures related to conditions of work in order to guarantee that minimal standards apply to all workers, including those who are not covered by collective conventions (Luxembourg); 60.169 Consider increasing access to employment and more support programmes for immigrants’ better integration into the labour market (Cambodia); 60.170 Enforce the principle of equal pay for work of equal value in order to narrow and ultimately close the gender pay gap (Iceland); 60.171 Continue efforts to eliminate the wage gap between women and men, especially among women migrants (Iraq); 60.172 Take necessary steps to bridge the pay gap to ensure transparency of difference in wages between the sexes (Kazakhstan); 60.173 Develop comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation that prohibits differential treatment based on all grounds of discrimination (Kazakhstan); 60.174 Continue its efforts towards reducing the gender pay gap (Nepal); 60.175 Adopt measures to eliminate the gender pay gap, including legislative changes to ensure transparency about wages (Netherlands); 60.176 Eliminate the gender wage gap, particularly for women with migration backgrounds (South Africa); 60.177 Continue efforts to reduce the gender pay gap, which mainly affects women with migrant backgrounds (Uzbekistan); 60.178 Continue implementing programmes that promote women’s access to full-time employment under equal conditions, particularly for immigrant women (Peru); 60.179 Continue to promote equal access for women to employment and close the pay gap between women and men, paying particular attention to women with an immigrant background (Togo); 60.180 Continue to promote immigrant women’s equal access to full-time employment and equal pay on the labour market (Uganda); 60.181 Continue to promote women’s equal access to full-time employment in all parts of its territory and to eliminate the gender wage gap, particularly for women with immigration backgrounds (Zambia); 60.182 Reintroduce the national poverty threshold and take active steps to combat increasing poverty among vulnerable individuals, such as children living in Greenland (Czechia); 60.183 Take steps to reduce child poverty and social exclusion of children, with a particular focus on Greenland and the Faroe Islands, as well as children with a foreign background (Austria); 60.184 Take measures to combat increasing levels of child poverty, particularly among children with ethnic backgrounds (Bahamas); 60.185 Develop and implement a national action plan to combat homelessness and provide long-term solutions and support social reintegration of homeless people (Rwanda); 60.186 Review its social housing policies, including the use of derogatory and exclusionary terms such as “non-Western” and “ghetto”, to ensure that there is no inherent discrimination in efforts to enhance social inclusion and provide universal access to adequate housing (Singapore); 60.187 Enhance measures to ensure that evictions and rehousing respect human rights standards (Sri Lanka); 17