A/HRC/55/7 116.111 Respect, promote and realize in good faith fundamental labour rights recognized in the International Labour Organization Declaration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work (United States of America); 116.112 Further reinforce measures for enhancement of people’s right to work and to just and favourable conditions of work, especially for the most vulnerable groups (Pakistan); 116.113 Continue to promote the establishment of a comprehensive social security system and further safeguard the rights of groups in vulnerable situations (China); 116.114 Continue efforts to increase women’s access to the social security system (Iraq); 116.115 Continue to make every effort to strengthen the social protection system and to optimize poverty reduction measures (Paraguay); 116.116 Continue consolidating its successful social policies and programmes in favour of its people, with special emphasis on the most vulnerable sectors (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 116.117 Continue its strategy of rehabilitation and reintegration of landmine victims and education of the population about mine risks through awarenessraising activities (Azerbaijan); 116.118 Implement measures to improve infrastructure in rural and remote areas, bridging the development gap between urban and rural areas (China); 116.119 Implement the comprehensive rural reform, so as to improve economic, social and cultural rights and address drivers of conflict (Germany); 116.120 Continue efforts towards speeding up the adoption of the national policy and plan concerning the right to food, including following up with civil society involved (State of Palestine); 116.121 Continue strengthening measures to guarantee the economic, social and cultural rights of the population, including in rural areas (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 116.122 Take measures to reduce the country’s high maternal mortality rates (Cyprus); 116.123 Ensure the enforceability of abortion rights recognized by the Constitutional Court, including measures to eliminate discrimination in access to abortion services (Iceland); 116.124 Implement policies and programmes ensuring the enforceability of abortion rights recognized by the Constitutional Court (Estonia); 116.125 Implement fully the “Causa Justa” or C-055/2022 ruling, particularly so that Indigenous and Afro-Colombian women and girls and women and girls living in poverty can access abortion as a health service (Mexico); 116.126 Eliminate the crime of abortion in the criminal code (New Zealand); 116.127 Strengthen measures to guarantee access to public health in rural areas, with special emphasis on areas inhabited by Indigenous and AfroColombian people, as well as specialized care for women and girls (Honduras); 116.128 Continue efforts to strengthen health-care services in rural and remote areas (Iraq); 116.129 Step up efforts to guarantee the human rights of trans and genderdiverse persons, such as the right to health, including through the adoption of medical guidelines and protocols to guarantee good-quality health-care services and health-related information for trans and gender-diverse persons (Kingdom of the Netherlands); GE.23-25026 17