A/HRC/41/17 transparency to settle land disputes in an equitable and expeditious fashion, as urged by the Human Rights Council in its resolution 36/32, adopted by consensus (Canada); 110.150 Continue positive initiatives to facilitate the supply of clean water to poor citizens (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 110.151 Ensure that the trade union rights of workers are guaranteed in line with the relevant ILO Convention and that unions may register unhindered and represent their members (Sweden); 110.152 As previously committed to by the Government following the State’s second review, simplify and reform registration procedures for unions and other civil society organizations (United States of America); 110.153 Amend the law on trade unions, in consultation with workers, labour advocates and other stakeholders, to bring it into full compliance with ILO Conventions Nos. 87 and 98 (Belgium); 110.154 Continue ongoing policies and programmes to ensure quality health care for all (India); 110.155 Pursue the health strategic plan for 2016–2020 of the Ministry of Health of Cambodia in order to ensure that citizens obtain full-fledged healthcare services (Myanmar); 110.156 Adopt a public health and human rights approach to the world drug problem, including the decriminalization of drug consumption and the provision of harm reduction services (Portugal); 110.157 Continue to invest in improving its public health infrastructure, in particular in rural areas, to ensure the effective implementation of its health strategic plan for 2016–2020 (Singapore); 110.158 Continue its efforts to improve its health-care infrastructure in general, and to ensure easier access to the public health system, and maternal services for women in particular (Islamic Republic of Iran); 110.159 Sustain efforts to curb tuberculosis, and ensure that relevant policies aimed at the total eradication of tuberculosis are fully implemented (Malaysia); 110.160 Fully implement the relevant policy and share good practices for combating tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 110.161 Continue to vigorously develop education so as to better guarantee the right of people to education (China); 110.162 Continue ongoing measures to promote education for all (India); 110.163 Continue the implementation of relevant laws to ensure that all citizens have access to free primary and secondary education in public schools, and that all citizens can receive schooling for at least nine years (Myanmar); 110.164 Continue efforts to ensure the provision of equitable education services to all children through both the formal and informal education systems (Pakistan); 110.165 Continue efforts to ensure universal and free basic education with inclusive measures, in particular for vulnerable groups (Republic of Korea); 110.166 Build up human and financial resources to ensure school enrolment for all at the primary and secondary levels (Senegal); 110.167 Invest in the training of teachers to ensure their skills and knowledge remain current, and to enhance the quality of their instruction (Singapore); 110.168 Keep up efforts to ensure the right to inclusive, free and mandatory primary education (Tunisia); 20