A/HRC/55/7 116.130 Implement the commitment made at the Nairobi Summit on the twenty-fifth anniversary of the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD25) to accelerate the reduction of preventable maternal morbidity and mortality in rural and remote areas through the provision of quality services and the adoption of a differentiated approach to dismantle stereotypes that lead to discrimination against women, girls, ethnic minorities and persons with disabilities (Panama); 116.131 Intensify actions to reduce the disparities in access to health services faced by people living in rural areas (Peru); 116.132 Take further measures to guarantee access to equality and nondiscriminatory health services in remote areas and rural areas to ensure the realization of the right to health (Portugal); 116.133 Bolster efforts to ensure that all health personnel are aware of and apply the Constitutional Court judgment decriminalizing the voluntary termination of pregnancy and consider eliminating the offence of abortion from the Criminal Code (South Africa); 116.134 Increase efforts to ensure access to health services, including sexual and reproductive health, for persons with disabilities and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons (Uruguay); 116.135 Ensure equitable access to health care and address health-care disparities, particularly in rural and marginalized areas (Bahamas); 116.136 Promote public policies to address disparities in access to education for Indigenous and Afro-Colombian women and girls (Ecuador); 116.137 Intensify the efforts, also through legislative initiatives, on inclusion and retention of women and girls in schools (Latvia); 116.138 Continue to implement the National Human Rights Education Plan to strengthen accessibility to schools and increase the quality of education in rural areas (Malaysia); 116.139 Strengthen access to education and enhance the retention rate of girls in schools and in higher education institutions (Maldives); 116.140 Extend free education to cover at least 12 years of primary and secondary education, in line with the recommendations of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (Mauritius); 116.141 Enhance adequate access to health and education services for all children, including the children of migrants (Sri Lanka); 116.142 Continue its national policies and programmes aimed at reducing poverty levels and ensuring that citizens in rural areas have access to education and medical treatment services (Sudan); 116.143 Continue taking necessary measures to reduce the illiteracy rate among people living in urban as well as rural areas (United Republic of Tanzania); 116.144 Intensify efforts to promote the enrolment and retention of girls in school, with a special focus on those residing in remote areas (Viet Nam); 116.145 Ensure safe access to education, including vocational training, for children and adolescents in areas where children are particularly vulnerable to recruitment by armed groups (Austria); 116.146 Invest significantly in renewable energy, and rapidly reduce dependence on fossil fuels and fossil fuel subsidies, to combat the negative impact of climate change on human rights (Costa Rica); 18 GE.23-25026