A/HRC/48/11 132.168 Realize the right to education for all by ensuring an enhanced, coherent and comprehensive nationwide education system (Malaysia); 132.169 Take measures to build a nationwide education system and ensure access to education for all children (Maldives); 132.170 Explicitly prohibit in national legislation any form of discrimination in education as defined by the Convention against Discrimination in Education (Montenegro); 132.171 Continue effective measures to ensure the right to education of children (Nepal); 132.172 Continue to implement effective measures to ensure access to education (Nicaragua); 132.173 Implement the commitment made at the Nairobi Summit on the twenty-fifth anniversary of the International Conference on Population and Development to pay special attention to the education of boys and girls and achieve gender parity at all levels of education (Panama); 132.174 Undertake all possible steps to halt attacks on schools, improve enrolment rates and provide access to primary education to all children, including girls (Poland); 132.175 Further develop measures to achieve a comprehensive nationwide education system, and particularly ensure former child soldiers’ reintegration into society and their access to education (Republic of Korea); 132.176 Ratify the Convention against Discrimination in Education (Rwanda); 132.177 Strengthen educational policies (Ukraine); 132.178 Take steps to invest in an enhanced, coherent and comprehensive nationwide education system (Afghanistan); 132.179 Make concrete efforts to protect and promote the rights of women and girls and eliminate gender-based discrimination (Malaysia); 132.180 Take concrete action to increase women’s participation in elected and appointed bodies at all levels of government (Norway); 132.181 Invest additional efforts to improve the position of women, especially with regard to their participation in the public life of the country at the level of decision-making functions (Serbia); 132.182 Continue the implementation of the national gender policy and its road map on addressing gender equality and women’s empowerment (Egypt); 132.183 Increase women’s participation in all forms of decision-making process (South Sudan); 132.184 Implement a legal framework that addresses the rights of women and children within the spirit of the National Development Plan 2017–2019, which proposed the development of a national children’s policy (South Sudan); 132.185 Continue the national policies aimed at protecting and promoting women’s rights and enhancing their position in society and decision-making posts (State of Palestine); 132.186 Redouble the efforts in promoting the rights of women and girls, including ensuring their access to education and enhancing their representation and participation in public life (Thailand); 132.187 Continue efforts deployed to promote gender equality, empower women and prevent violence against them (Tunisia); 132.188 Strengthen its laws on enabling women and girls to have access to education, health and social welfare (Eswatini); 19