A/HRC/38/4 145.174 Bring all legislation concerning communication surveillance into line with international human rights standards (Liechtenstein); 145.175 Ensure that all communication surveillance requires a test of legality, proportionality and necessity (Liechtenstein); 145.176 Take the necessary measures to further the efforts of the authorities to register the births of children in the overseas departments and territories (Argentina); 145.177 Ensure the justiciability of economic, social and cultural rights and ensure that its courts apply uniform standards regarding the applicability of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (South Africa); 145.178 Continue to strengthen and reform the social protection system to cover all persons, including those from the most disadvantaged and marginalized groups (Maldives); 145.179 Enhance efforts to reduce the impact of social inequalities on access to quality education for vulnerable groups (Republic of Moldova); 145.180 Strengthen its policies to combat poverty, including by improving effective access to housing for homeless persons or persons in very precarious housing (Kazakhstan); 145.181 Establish a national plan of action for housing, aimed at making accessible a sufficient number of housing units to the poorest (Portugal); 145.182 In relation to recent evictions of Roma, provide appropriate information and adequate notification, in addition to offering rehousing options for those evicted (Spain); 145.183 Take the necessary measures to tackle the questions of poor housing and administrative difficulties in accessing welfare protection (Belgium); 145.184 Intensify efforts and invest more resources to ensure the right to adequate housing (Viet Nam); 145.185 Ensure, within a reasonable time, measures to address the problem of the loss of housing of persons evicted from informal settlements, and prior consultation with the occupants, in particular regarding Roma settlements (Germany); 145.186 Continue to take measures to address the issues raised in reports of continued cases of removal of Roma campsites and forced evictions from them (Japan); 145.187 Ensure consultations with Roma concerning the issue of forced evictions, in order to provide long-term accommodation for all evicted persons (Poland); 145.188 Improve and simplify access to rights and procedures to obtain social security (Portugal); 145.189 Formulate and implement effective policies geared towards the elimination of poverty, particularly in overseas departments, regions and territories, including Reunion, French Guiana and Mayotte (Botswana); 145.190 Draft policies and social programmes that specifically target regions, departments and overseas departments to improve the quality of life so that it is in line with that in Europe (Costa Rica); 145.191 Take concrete measures to reduce the unemployment rate in the country (Bangladesh); 20 GE.18-05727