A/HRC/53/5 134.126 Strengthen, in all jurisdictions throughout the country, the equal and non-discriminatory application of Act No. 27.610, granting access to legal abortion (Sweden); 134.127 Strengthen measures and cooperation under South-South and triangular frameworks to mitigate the impact of COVID-19 in promoting access to health care and employment opportunities and addressing inequalities and the digital divide (Thailand); 134.128 Continue improving health services and ensuring equal access to quality health services for all (Turkmenistan); 134.129 Strengthen health-care services at all levels to meet the demand for sexual and reproductive health care, including access to abortions, in line with Act No. 27.610 (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 134.130 Continue efforts for the effective implementation of Act No. 27.610 throughout the national territory, including through capacity-building campaigns for health workers and the judiciary, minimizing the impact of conscientious objection (Uruguay); 134.131 Take measures to tackle the deficiencies in the health-care system and guarantee access to health services across the country (Azerbaijan); 134.132 Make efforts to address disparities in the health services under the national health-care system (Bangladesh); 134.133 Continue to promote the development of health services and effectively protect the people’s right to health (China); 134.134 Guarantee that all levels and branches of the judiciary comply with the Micaela Act and that guidelines are issued so as not to criminalize those who seek respect for their sexual and reproductive rights (Costa Rica); 134.135 Guarantee that there is at least one doctor in each public health centre who facilitates the full exercise of all sexual and reproductive rights recognized in the country, with a human rights approach and within an intercultural paradigm (Costa Rica); 134.136 Continue developing government actions that facilitate universal access to sexual and reproductive health care for the population (Cuba); 134.137 Strengthen the system of universal access to free and inclusive public health by guaranteeing equal access to quality services throughout the territory, as well as through sustained investments (Djibouti); 134.138 Improve further access to sexual and reproductive health services across the country on equal terms by ensuring adequate budget, infrastructure, staffing and training (Estonia); 134.139 Ensure equal and effective access to sexual and reproductive health services, including safe abortion, in all regions of the country (Finland); 134.140 Pursue the efforts undertaken in terms of sexual and reproductive health rights by guaranteeing effective access to voluntary termination of pregnancy throughout the country in accordance with the provisions of legislation from December 2020 (France); 134.141 Implement the commitment made at the Nairobi Summit on the International Conference on Population and Development on intersectional actions on health, mental health, and sexual and reproductive rights, and on comprehensive sexual education (Iceland); 134.142 Ensure adequate budget, infrastructure, staffing and training for sexual and reproductive health services, and guarantee equal access to legal and safe abortion across the country (Iceland); 16 GE.23-03427