A/HRC/41/16 94.121 Consider decriminalizing voluntary termination of pregnancy in cases where the woman’s life is at risk, where the pregnancy is due to rape or incest, or where malformations incompatible with life occur (Uruguay); 94.122 Implement additional measures to prevent HIV/AIDS transmission, and treat affected persons (Brazil); 94.123 Continue efforts to strengthen the educational system and take the relevant steps to improve the quality of teaching at all educational levels (Georgia); 94.124 Pursue efforts deployed in schooling and school infrastructure development (Morocco); 94.125 Continue its efforts to improve the quality of education and ensure the educational inclusion of children with disabilities (State of Palestine); 94.126 Continue to increase access to and quality of public education (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 94.127 Strengthen the National Literacy Plan, entitled “Quisqueya learns with you”, expanding its coverage to rural areas (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 94.128 Enhance the protection of the rights of women and children, and continue to promote education (China); 94.129 Continue all efforts to ensure access to education for all children and teenagers (Cyprus); 94.130 Promote targeted education for girls with a view to increasing their social inclusion and reducing unwanted pregnancies (Cyprus); 94.131 Take appropriate measures to reintegrate those children exposed to labour exploitation into educational institutions in line with its National Strategic Plan against Child Labour (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 94.132 Implement the strategy for comprehensive sexual education in an effective manner through the training of public and private teachers and allocate the necessary funding for its implementation (Iceland); 94.133 Continue to provide support to educational institutes to ensure that children and teenagers can access State-sector educational institutions (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 94.134 Continue to conduct programmes to promote human rights awareness among the public (Philippines); 94.135 Strengthen efforts to tackle all forms of discrimination and violence against women and girls (Guyana); 94.136 Continue efforts to increase the participation of women in the political system and eliminate all forms of discrimination against women (Maldives); 94.137 Undertake training to promote the economic and political empowerment of women, as well as educational awareness programmes with a view to combating stereotypes and gender discrimination from an early age (Costa Rica); 94.138 Continue the effective implementation of its public policies and programmes dedicated to the promotion of women’s rights, and combat gender violence (Cuba); 94.139 Develop long-term strategies to overcome stereotyped views on the role and position of women (Iceland); 94.140 Continue its efforts to promote gender equality and support women’s participation in decision-making positions (Tunisia); 17