A/HRC/48/10 60.188 Involve, as part of the implementation of the action plan against the emergence of “parallel societies”, the people concerned and the resident populations in the design of plans and policies (Togo); 60.189 Repeal provisions in Regulation L38 and the Act on Policing section 6 (a), which designate so-called “ghettos” and which allow for discrimination based on ethnicity for social housing and law enforcement (Australia); 60.190 Consider taking additional measures to uphold the right to adequate housing on a non-discriminatory basis (Cambodia); 60.191 Refrain from using ethnic background as the basis for national housing policies (Canada); 60.192 Ensure that any urban regeneration and other programmes that impact housing are non-discriminatory, uphold the right to adequate housing and do not result in forced evictions, homelessness and situations where people are forced to live in inadequate housing (Malta); 60.193 Increase the stock of affordable and adequate public housing units by means of higher public investments and a better regulatory framework for private investors, and ensure the absence of discrimination when solving social inclusion and housing issues (Finland); 60.194 Further strengthen efforts to promote access to health care by children and women, particularly those in irregular situations (Sri Lanka); 60.195 Redouble its efforts to ensure that children and women in irregular situations have access to free health care (Timor-Leste); 60.196 Consider facilitating the access of children and women in an irregular situation to free health care (Algeria); 60.197 Ensure equal access to health care and essential services for persons with an ethnic minority background, including through the provision of quality, affordable translation and interpretation services (Australia); 60.198 Step up efforts to ensure free and complete health care by all migrants, irrespective of their residence status (Bangladesh); 60.199 Take necessary legislative and administrative measures to ensure access by homeless and unregistered migrants to health services without any discrimination (Islamic Republic of Iran); 60.200 Encourage eliminating obstacles and ensuring access to free and complete health care for homeless and socially vulnerable migrants, irrespective of residence status (Cambodia); 60.201 Strengthen efforts to protect people’s right to life and the right to health, especially the life and health of the elderly, the disabled and women (China); 60.202 Redouble efforts on gains in universal health coverage through leaving no one behind (Ethiopia); 60.203 Continue with further measures for ensuring access to education for all sections of the society (India); 60.204 Take steps to extend the provision of education to refugee children, irrespective of residence status (Afghanistan); 60.205 Ensure universal access to education, especially for those children who come from a disadvantaged background (Mauritius); 60.206 Consider developing initiatives that promote the integration of minorities, migrants and refugees into the educational system (Peru); 60.207 Exert more efforts to ensure access to quality and inclusive education for all children (Qatar); 18