A/HRC/52/12 43.175 Continue to work on strengthening the process of updating legislation related to rights and freedoms, following up on the implementation of recently issued laws, especially those related to health, penal procedures, the electoral system and judicial organization (Jordan); 43.176 Continue efforts to integrate persons with disabilities into the process of facilitating access to health care and education (Cameroon); 43.177 Continue to create an enabling environment for the improvement of public health through the national health strategy (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 43.178 Continue taking concrete measures to reduce maternal mortality in rural areas (Angola); 43.179 Guarantee the right to health for women and girls so that they can exercise their sexual and reproductive rights (Argentina); 43.180 Continue its efforts to guarantee women’s access to information on maternal and reproductive health and to means of contraception (Canada); 43.181 Accelerate efforts to respect and protect the right to health of women and girls by removing barriers to their sexual and reproductive rights (South Africa); 43.182 Continue the efforts undertaken to improve universal access to primary health care, particularly in rural areas, in particular to reduce maternal mortality and morbidity (Djibouti); 43.183 Decriminalize abortion and ensure the right to universal, safe access to sexual and reproductive health services (Iceland); 43.184 Continue efforts to address violence against women, including by revising the Penal Code to include a comprehensive definition of rape and improving access to sexual and reproductive health information and services (Ireland); 43.185 Uphold women’s right to sexual and reproductive health and establish a comprehensive normative framework on violence against women (Luxembourg); 43.186 Strengthen health policies and programmes to reduce preventable maternal mortality and neonatal deaths (Malaysia); 43.187 Continue investing in and improving the delivery of public health services, especially in the field of maternal and child health (Philippines); 43.188 Continue to strengthen its measures to improve the standard of and access to education for all its children and youth (Singapore); 43.189 Continue to adopt effective measures to address development challenges in the disadvantaged regions that experience inadequate standards of living and public health resources (Bangladesh); 43.190 Strengthen efforts for the achievement of greater access to higher education, especially for persons with disabilities (Brunei Darussalam); 43.191 Increase investment in education and further reduce the dropout rate (China); 43.192 Continue efforts to boost education and reduce school dropout rates (Tunisia); 43.193 Continue to focus on the issue of education to ensure accessible and high-quality education for all (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 43.194 Ensure that education is accessible to all people, with gender equity and respect for freedom of religion or belief, political opinion, and ethnic and social origin (Costa Rica); 16 GE.22-27762