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24.187
Continue efforts towards ensuring equal access to education, with a
particular focus on rural areas (Georgia);
24.188
Continue to implement the National Plan for the Strengthening of
Rural Education (Syrian Arab Republic);
24.189
Introduce free education at subsidized institutions and institutions that
receive support from the State, as a way to complement the free public system
(Romania);
24.190
Continue efforts that ensure inclusive education, in particular for
children with disabilities (Samoa);
24.191
Improve accessibility to online education, including by decreasing the
digital divide (Samoa);
24.192
Continue to undertake efforts to ensure the right to inclusive education
for persons in vulnerable situations, including persons with disabilities
(Timor-Leste);
24.193
Continue the work aimed at guaranteeing the right to inclusive
education of minority groups, particularly persons with disabilities (Argentina);
24.194
Take measures to ensure the right to inclusive education for all
segments of the society (Bangladesh);
24.195
Continue the work aimed at guaranteeing the right to inclusive
education of minority groups such as Indigenous Peoples and persons with
disabilities (Dominican Republic);
24.196
Continue efforts to tackle the impact of climate change, with special
attention to women and Indigenous Peoples (Lebanon);
24.197
Continue its national policies and programmes aimed at protecting the
environment and addressing the risks and consequences of climate change
(Sudan);
24.198
Continue to implement the Chilean Framework Act on Climate
Change in order to address the importance of a healthy and sustainable
environment for the enjoyment of human rights (Indonesia);
24.199
Strengthen legislation aimed at respecting international multilateral
agreements, in particular the Paris Agreement on climate change, in order to
better preserve the environment and allow Indigenous Peoples to preserve their
identity (Cameroon);
24.200
Strengthen environmental legislation and enhance international
cooperation in biodiversity management and conservation (Samoa);
24.201
Work towards stricter enforcement of environmental standards and
make further progress in eliminating sacrifice zones (Greece);
24.202
Continue adopting measures to implement the Escazú Agreement,
taking into consideration historically excluded groups (Uruguay);
24.203
Strengthen legislation and policies, including through promoting
increased accountability by companies, toward the elimination of sacrifice zones
(Bahamas);
24.204
Continue adjusting its legislative framework to hold companies legally
accountable in relation to international and national human rights, labour,
environmental and other standards (Dominican Republic);
24.205
Implement more necessary and effective legislative measures aimed at
eliminating all forms of discrimination and violence against women and girls,
with clear objectives and awareness-raising initiatives (Islamic Republic of Iran);
24.206
Continue efforts to combat all forms of discrimination against women
(Tunisia);
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