A/HRC/29/5 84.97. Ensure birth registration is available to all its citizens and provide free, inclusive and compulsory education for all children (Sierra Leone); 84.98. Continue its efforts to raise education standards and improve access to education (Singapore); 84.99. Expedite its work on policy formulation on inclusive education with particular focus on girls (Sri Lanka); 84.100. Enshrine the right to education in its Constitution and allow pregnant girls to pursue their education in schools of their choice (TimorLeste); 84.101. Ensure that pregnant girls and young mothers have the opportunity to continue their education (Slovenia); 84.102. Further increase inputs in education and further improve school enrolment rate (China); 84.103. Continue to boost its well-established education policies which guarantee a quality education system for all (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 84.104. Continue the elaboration of the National Disability Policy and ensure effective implementation in line with the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, and accede to the Optional Protocol to the Convention (Germany); 84.105. Continue its efforts to promote and protect all human rights, in particular those of persons with disabilities (Portugal); 84.106. Strengthen policies on accessibility to ensure that persons with disabilities can enjoy their rights (Spain); 84.107. Continue to take into consideration the adverse impacts of climate change on people’s access to food and clean water, particularly the most vulnerable sectors of society (Philippines); 84.108. Consider strengthening the positive impact expected from the Kiribati Joint Implementation Plan on Climate Change and Disaster Risk Management on human rights through training of relevant stakeholders on human rights approaches to climate change and disaster risk management (Solomon Islands); 84.109. Continue its leadership role and advocacy with the international community, including through the Coalition of Low Lying Atoll Nations on Climate Change and the Alliance of Small Island States, on the need for ambitious and binding targets for greenhouse gas emissions in order to mitigate the negative effects of climate change on human rights (Fiji); 84.110. Continue its mainstreaming of climate change adaptation across developmental activities with the assistance of the international community (Fiji); 84.111. Pay attention to the effects of climate change on environment and social development (China); 84.112. Cooperate with United Nations agencies, regional bodies and development partners in building capacities, training and exchanging human rights expertise and experiences with other Pacific Island countries (Israel); 20