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104.141
Continue efforts to reduce health needs and discrepancies in access
to health care for the most vulnerable groups, including by allocating adequate
funds (Sri Lanka);
104.142
Improve the health system to effectively protect the right to health of
women and girls (China);
104.143
Improve equal access to health services, including sexual and
reproductive health services (Germany);
104.144
Lift the ban on the use of emergency contraceptive pills, currently
prohibited even in cases of rape (Iceland);
104.145
Ensure that all women and girls have information on and access to
sexual and reproductive health services, including access to contraceptives and
to legal and safe abortions, especially in cases of rape, of incest and of risks to the
health and life of the woman (Mexico);
104.146
Guarantee the rights to sexual and reproductive health, including
access to emergency contraception methods and by decriminalizing abortion
(France);
104.147
Decriminalize abortion in all circumstances and remove legal,
administrative and practical barriers to accessing safe and legal abortion
services (Iceland); Decriminalize abortion and ensure safe, legal abortions,
particularly in cases where the woman’s life or health is in danger, where the
fetus suffers from fatal or severe impairment, or where pregnancy is the result
of rape or incest (Slovenia);
104.148
Expand education coverage, especially at the secondary and tertiary
levels, invest in infrastructure and define clear strategies to improve the
educational inclusion of poor children (India); Extend the coverage of the
education system, particularly secondary and higher education, in order to
improve the integration of children living in poverty into the education system
(Senegal); Consider further expanding education coverage, especially at the
secondary and tertiary levels (Sri Lanka); Step up its efforts to expand education
coverage, especially at the secondary level, and improve the educational inclusion
of poor children, Afro-Hondurans and persons with disabilities (Thailand);
104.149
Continue the efforts to promote and ensure inclusive education for
children with disabilities, including through training, building structures and
reaching out campaigns (Israel);
104.150
Strengthen policies to ensure children remain in school (Malaysia);
104.151
Allocate additional budgetary resources to teacher training and
infrastructure to ensure all children receive access to a quality education
(Maldives);
104.152
Continue measures to eradicate illiteracy and reduce drop-out rates
by ensuring access to education (Myanmar);
104.153
Pursue government efforts in the area of education to ensure that
primary education is free of charge (Oman);
104.154
Provide effective and accessible education, inter alia, by ensuring
adequate budgetary allocations, to all children, including indigenous children,
children of African descent and children with disabilities (Poland);
104.155
Increase efforts on human rights education and training to law
enforcement officers (Portugal);
104.156
Ensure that all children have access to education and take measures
to provide quality education, including by allocating greater budgetary resources
(Malaysia);
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