A/HRC/27/7 126.49 Continue working for the inclusion of the rights of minorities and vulnerable groups in the social programmes promoted by the Government (Nicaragua); 126.50 Ensure the promotion of the economic, social and cultural rights of Roma, and the implementation of policies affecting them (Albania); 126.51 Take further steps to improve access to housing, education and employment for Roma communities (Australia); 126.52 Continue pursuing appropriate, efficient policies under the National Strategy for the Integration of Roma Communities aimed at further improving the access of Roma to education and, based on the evaluation of the impact of the existing policies, consider the adoption of additional measures (Czech Republic); 126.53 Ensure that all measures and policies affecting Roma communities are designed, implemented, monitored and evaluated with their full participation (India); 126.54 Continue its efforts in implementing the various measures in the areas of education, health, housing, employment and a cross-cutting dimension with a view to further promoting and protecting the rights of persons belonging to minorities and countering the discrimination and social exclusion faced by Roma communities (Indonesia); 126.55 Adopt special measures to alleviate and remedy disparities in the enjoyment of human rights affecting vulnerable groups, which include immigrants, foreigners and ethnic minorities such as the Ciganos and Roma communities (Kenya); 126.56 Continue concentrating efforts for the inclusion of pupils of Roma origin in the educational system (Spain); 126.57 Step up its effort in improving access to education for children from Ciganos and Roma communities and continue to combat racial stereotypes against those communities (Thailand); 126.58 Continue and strengthen educational measures which promote a more integrated system of education that favours migrants, ethnic minorities, women and girls and the Roma community in particular (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 126.59 Continue its efforts in the promotion and dissemination of best practices in the sphere of intercultural dialogue (Morocco); 126.60 Continue to strengthen programmes of prevention of domestic violence, especially against children and elderly persons (Chile). 127. The following recommendations will be examined by Portugal, which will provide responses in due time but no later than the twenty-seventh session of the Human Rights Council, in September 2014: 127.1 Consider and concur with the recommendation of the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination to ratify the amendments to article 8, paragraph 6 of the International Convention on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (Namibia); 127.2 Continue harmonizing its national laws with its obligations under international human rights law, with a view to giving priority in this regard to 20