A/HRC/25/15 136.90. Continue to strive to protect the rights of minorities (Cyprus); 136.91. Enhance its efforts to further promote the human rights of minorities, including citizens of Arab origin, by promoting their participation in politics, the economy and various sectors of society as well as by ensuring their equal access to education, health care and other social services (Japan); 136.92. Strengthen the protection of rights of persons belonging to nonJewish minorities and to ensure an effective participation of all citizens in political and public affairs (Czech Republic); 136.93. Ensure the enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights in equal conditions for minorities, particularly their right to work and to education (Belgium); 136.94. Reconsider the current proposal, in order to better meet both the State’s interest to regularise the habitation in Negev and the fundamental rights of the Bedouin community (Netherlands); 136.95. Intensify efforts to advance the rights of the Arab minority population in Israel (Norway); 136.96. Ensure, in practice, the non-discrimination and respect of the rights of persons belonging to minorities, be they ethnic, cultural or religious, in particular the Bedouin and the Arab (France); 136.97. Respect the Bedouin population’s right to their ancestral land and traditional livelihood (Switzerland); 136.98. Continue efforts to ensure equal access of Bedouin communities to education, work, housing and public health (Australia); 136.99. Protect the Bedouin citizens from discrimination and ensure their rights to property, housing and public service on an equal basis with others (Czech Republic); 136.100. Find a durable and equitable solution to the problems faced by the Bedouin communities, particularly in the area of possession of land (Belgium); 136.101. Continue taking effective measures to eliminate discrimination against Bedouin women and strengthen the respect of their fundamental rights through concrete and voluntary measures (Belgium); 136.102. Take additional measures in order to reduce the school dropout rate of Arab-Israeli and Bedouin girls and increase the number of these women in higher education institutions (Belgium); 136.103. Implement previous commitments to increase state resources allocated to Arab Israeli and Bedouin communities, especially for education, and ensure equal access to education, housing, healthcare and employment for individuals in these communities (United States of America); 136.104. Treat asylum seekers on its territory in compliance with the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees (Switzerland); 136.105. Ensure asylum seekers have access to a timely individualized refugee status determination and provide for the release of those detained under the Anti-Infiltration Law, in accordance with the recent decision by the Israeli High Court of Justice (United States of America); 19