A/HRC/26/16 health services remain limited, in an effort to further promote and protect the human rights of its people (State of Palestine); 118.148 Increase its ongoing efforts aimed at promoting equitable health rights for all Cambodian people (Timor-Leste); 118.149 Further develop national programmes with a focus on providing access to health services to people living under the poverty line (Timor-Leste); 118.150 Provide free treatment to women and men living with HIV/AIDS to prevent mother-child transmission (Uruguay); 118.151 Step up information on sexual and reproductive health, including modern contraceptive methods, in particular for women living in rural areas (Uruguay); 118.152 Continue its efforts in achieving the MDGs, in particular in the area of the health of its population (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 118.153 Continue to adopt effective social policy regarding access to education and health services, in particular for women and children (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 118.154 Further improve the quality of its health services through the implementation of its National Health Strategic Plan (Brunei Darussalam); 118.155 Continue to pay attention to the right to health of the child, elderly people, the poor and other vulnerable groups (China); 118.156 Continue to promote sustainable development of the health sector, prioritizing the partnership with the national community in delivering health services to all citizens (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 118.157 Pursue, even consolidate policies and programmes facilitating access to health-care services for vulnerable persons (Senegal); 118.158 Boost activities and strategies aimed at achieving all Millennium Development Goals, especially those related to the rights to education and health care and the rights of vulnerable groups (Viet Nam); 118.159 Further increase its national spending on the health and education sector to meet the targets of the MDGs (Azerbaijan); 118.160 Promote access to free education and health-care services, especially in rural areas, including through enhanced cooperation with neighbouring countries and development partners (Thailand); 118.161 Ensure that basic education is compulsory and step up its efforts to address the issue of high drop-out rates in schools and in promoting the right of girls to education (Slovenia); 118.162 Continue efforts to achieve universal primary education in line with the vision of the National Plan of “Education for All” (Sri Lanka); 118.163 Continue implementing measures aimed at improving the coverage and quality of education services, particularly in remote areas (State of Palestine); 118.164 In cooperation with UNDP and UNESCO, continue to improve its education system and vocational training for its people (Singapore); 23