A/HRC/36/16 139.159 Continue taking measures aimed at eliminating historical injustices and inequalities in all sectors, especially in the health and education sectors, in order to improve the living standards of all its people (Namibia); 139.160 Continue its efforts to improve the health-care system (Sudan); 139.161 Continue efforts to ensure access to quality health care to all South Africans in line with efforts to achieve universal health-care coverage by 2030 (Malaysia); 139.162 Strengthen efforts to diminish the gap in health care between rural and urban areas (Holy See); 139.163 Take effective measures to eliminate the disparity in health-care provision between rural and urban areas and to improve the quality of health services across the country, including through the adoption of effective legislation and amendments on the national health (Maldives); 139.164 Continue to address the issue of maternal mortality (Portugal); 139.165 Consolidate and fully implement programmes for preventing and eliminating tuberculosis and engage in international cooperation in this regard (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 139.166 Continue its measures to eliminate discrimination and increase its efforts to tackle HIV infection by ensuring equal access to treatment and support (Japan); 139.167 Continue its efforts in the fight against HIV by adopting a comprehensive national policy to deal with the epidemic and diseases that are sexually transmitted and tuberculosis (Libya); 139.168 Increase its efforts in addressing the HIV epidemic (Turkey); 139.169 Continue programmes to fight HIV/AIDS (Algeria); 139.170 Strengthen national policies in the area of public health coverage, particularly in the fight against HIV/AIDS in rural areas (Angola); 139.171 Continue implementing measures to prevent HIV/AIDS transmission (Islamic Republic of Iran); 139.172 Ensure comprehensive sexuality education in the school curriculum, including on consent, contraception and gender-based violence (Denmark); 139.173 Improve knowledge among health-care workers and adolescents about sexual and reproductive health and rights, including through comprehensive sexuality education that involves men and boys (Iceland); 139.174 Prevent unwanted pregnancies as provided under the Choice on Termination of Pregnancy Act (Iceland); 139.175 Make further efforts to achieve equal and universal access to education (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 139.176 Increase its activities towards the full realization of the right to education and continue increasing investment in this field (Islamic Republic of Iran); 139.177 Continue to broaden the scope for access to and quality of public education, as well as ensuring equal opportunities and leaving no one behind, from primary through secondary to tertiary level (Botswana); 139.178 Ensure unconditional access to primary, secondary and tertiary education for all groups of society, irrespective of their socioeconomic situation, ethnic background or gender (Germany); 139.179 Improve the quality of basic education through programmes to ensure that teachers have adequate content knowledge and appropriate 19