A/HRC/43/15/Add.1 122.100 The number of women in leading positions in companies has been gradually increasing. In order to eliminate discrimination against women and close the gap in the participation of men and women in the labour market, the Government regularly monitors the position and role of women; its measures include the identification of obstacles in achieving gender equality and designing tools for overcoming them. 122.101–103 See recommendation 122.72. 122.104 The Convention was ratified and internal legislation amended accordingly prior to ratification. 122.106–107 The activities for the implementation of this recommendation have already started. The Ministry of Justice is currently conducting an analysis of possible changes of the definition of the criminal offence of rape based on consent. 122.115 See recommendations 122.95–96. 122.122 Slovenia considers this recommendation implemented. Minority ethnic communities in Slovenia (the Italian and Hungarian national communities and the Roma community) are adequately represented in the elected bodies. The legal arrangements in force for the minority protection of the three above-mentioned communities are adequate. 122.134–135 In cooperation with relevant ministries, the competent Government Office for National Minorities has already begun the activities to draft a new comprehensive national programme of measures for Roma for the period 2021–2030. 122.136 Slovenia considers this recommendation implemented. In 2018, the competent Government Office for National Minorities commissioned an external evaluation of the implementation of the National Programme of Measures for Roma for the Period 2017– 2021. 122.140 The right to drinking water is enshrined in the Slovenian Constitution. The right to drinking water has already been and will continue to be granted to all citizens and inhabitants under the same conditions. 122.145 Slovenia considers that the activities for the implementation of this recommendation are ongoing. In 2019, the Government has adopted a comprehensive Migration Strategy which addresses integration in its pillar IV. This section also includes vulnerable categories of people. 122.152 In accordance with the International Protection Act, persons applying for international protection have access to all levels of education and are granted accommodation, while in the field of healthcare, they have access to essential services; 5

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