A/HRC/27/15 122.61 Take necessary measures and steps to improve legislation on the right to health and ensure access for all persons to health services without discrimination (Pakistan); 122.62 Strengthen its cooperation with civil society organizations for the promotion and protection of human rights in the area of health services (Angola); 122.63 Continue measures to improve the education system and ensure universal access to quality education (Uzbekistan); 122.64 Continue to strengthen the cooperation of the State with civil and social organizations working for the promotion and protection of human rights in the area of education (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 122.65 Continue to step up its efforts to integrate the human rights approach in the study plans and programmes of the national education system (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 122.66 Prioritize the education of the girl child (Nigeria); 122.67 Continue efforts to provide education for persons with disabilities people and integrate them into society (Oman); 122.68 Continue to undertake measures to support and protect the rights of persons with disabilities (Singapore); 122.69 Pay particular attention to children belonging to vulnerable groups, including children with disabilities and from minority communities (India); 122.70 Implement necessary measures to ensure adequate labour conditions and to combat human trafficking (Japan); 122.71 Continue the ongoing work on labour sector reform (Benin); 122.72 Strengthen measures to protect and promote the rights of foreign workers (Côte d’Ivoire); 122.73 Take further measures to protect the rights of migrant workers (Portugal); 122.74 Expand efforts to protect and promote the rights of migrant workers (Somalia); 122.75 Take the necessary measures to improve the situation of foreign workers (Algeria); 122.76 Take the necessary measures to eliminate the discrimination suffered by immigrants, particularly migrant workers (Argentina); 122.77 Step up efforts to provide protection to migrant workers, guaranteeing them full access to justice (Chile); 122.78 Continue to improve the working conditions of low-paid migrant labourers, especially those working as domestic help and on infrastructure projects (Canada); 122.79 Continue with actions aimed at the protection of migrant workers, especially domestic workers, from mistreatment and abuse (Ecuador); 122.80 Step up its efforts to strengthen compliance with the Labour Code (Act No. 14 of 2014) and take action to strengthen the effective protection of migrant workers (Spain); 18