A/HRC/39/12 147.120 Strengthen existing monitoring mechanisms to protect female workers from all forms of exploitation, particularly those working in the informal sector (Ghana); 147.121 Strengthen the existing national monitoring mechanisms aimed at protection of women workers from all kinds of discrimination, in particular those working in informal sector (Serbia); 147.122 Make further effort to improve health infrastructures particularly in rural areas and intensify training programmes for health professionals (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 147.123 Increase access to basic health care, particularly in rural areas, with the aim of reducing and preventing maternal, fetal and infant mortality (Holy See); 147.124 Continue promoting access to health services, facilitating greater access to mental health, maternal health and neonatal health care (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 147.125 Treat the right to education similarly to other rights in the Constitution (Guyana); 147.126 Strengthen national measures and international cooperation to achieve the goal of education for all (Belarus); 147.127 Continue measures to broaden the educational system, including the enshrining of the right to free and compulsory education (Peru); 147.128 Continue to invest in quality education for creating a knowledgebased society to ensure equality, justice and peace (Turkey); 147.129 Extend compulsory primary school and make efforts to increase the school participation rate of the marginalized groups (Slovakia); 147.130 Continue efforts to improve the quality of education in public schools, towards the realization of the right to development (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 147.131 Ensure a continued focus on girls’ education throughout the country especially for poor and marginalized children and youth and ensure that they all complete their education (Afghanistan); 147.132 Invest in quality education, and make use of information and communication technology to create employment opportunities for its youth population (Azerbaijan); 147.133 Continue its efforts at increasing the number of children, particularly girls, enrolled in free and compulsory primary education, and hopes that free and compulsory education is extended to all secondary school-age children irrespective of gender or ethnicity (Barbados); 147.134 Continue its efforts to ensure full enrolment of children, particularly girls, in schools and to provide quality education (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 147.135 Intensify efforts to improve the education system and ensure equal access to quality education for all, particularly for women and girls (Djibouti); 147.136 Implement policies to increase the enrolment ratio of girls in primary and secondary schools to give them a good start in life (Singapore); 147.137 Further enhance its efforts to achieve higher enrolment ratios of girls in primary and secondary schools (Thailand); 147.138 Continue efforts to develop practical measures to implement the Informal Education Act of 2014 (Tunisia); 18