A/HRC/41/14 131.224 Ensure access to education and basic health for all its citizens, particularly in rural areas (Pakistan); 131.225 Continue to provide quality health care (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 131.226 Continue to improve health-care facilities (India); 131.227 Continue making efforts to improve access to and quality of healthcare services, particularly in rural areas, including the expansion of literacy programmes (Cuba); 131.228 Continue its efforts with relevant policy to prevent and control noncommunicable diseases and engage in experience-sharing in this regard (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 131.229 Revise the Penal Code so that women can access legal, safe and voluntary termination of pregnancy, and guarantee the provision of the respective medical services (Iceland); 131.230 Continue to improve access to quality education for all, in particular for vulnerable groups and persons living in remote areas (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 131.231 Continue efforts to ensure free compulsory primary education and enhance access to schools and quality education (Indonesia); 131.232 Continue efforts to have inclusive and compulsory education (Tunisia); 131.233 Redouble efforts and commitment in ensuring access to education for all its citizens (Nigeria); 131.234 Increase and strengthen access to education at all levels in rural and underdeveloped areas, particularly for girls and young women (Afghanistan); 131.235 Develop a strategy to combat low school enrolment and academic success rates (Algeria); 131.236 Address the low rate of enrolment of girls in primary and secondary education (India); 131.237 Address the root causes of low rates of enrolment of children and young girls in schools and the problem of school completion (Saudi Arabia); 131.238 Consider adopting policies to address the causes of the low rates of enrolment in schools and completion of study, and make elementary education free and compulsory (Syrian Arab Republic); 131.239 Combat the root causes of low school enrolment rates, as well as guaranteeing free access to education (Costa Rica); 131.240 Further strengthen its efforts to provide full access to education for all children, particularly for girls in rural areas (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 131.241 Continue its inclusive education programmes and policies, and take further measures to create support programmes for girls to be able to pursue higher-level education (Myanmar); 131.242 Ensure that nomadic communities’ access to educational institutions and quality education is guaranteed and respected (Madagascar); 131.243 Further enhance the protection of the rights of women, children and other vulnerable groups, and continue to promote medical and health services, and education (China); 131.244 Formalize legislative action to criminalize violence against women and children, especially in the domestic sphere, in educational institutions and 22

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