A/HRC/41/11 104.114 Take measures to combat trafficking in persons, systematically and vigorously investigate and prosecute perpetrators and ensure that, when convicted, they are adequately sanctioned (Republic of Moldova); 104.115 Further strengthen efforts in the area of combating trafficking in persons, including improving law enforcement practices with a view to bringing to justice and punishing the perpetrators, and provide victims of trafficking with protection and effective restoration of their rights (Belarus); 104.116 Continue efforts to promote gender equality in the labour market and in decision-making (Tunisia); 104.117 Take measures to ensure that the most disadvantaged and marginalized persons are fully protected under the social security system (Algeria); 104.118 Make medical abortion available and accessible throughout the country, in line with the World Health Organization safe abortion guidelines, and urgently remove waiting periods, biased counselling and unnecessary administrative burdens (Iceland); 104.119 Ensure universal coverage by the State health insurance of all costs related to sexual and reproductive health and modern contraceptive methods (Iceland); 104.120 Make all efforts to ensure that primary health-care services are available and accessible to all (Islamic Republic of Iran); 104.121 Intensify efforts to ensure that primary health-care services are available and accessible to all citizens, regardless of geographical location (Serbia); 104.122 Develop a primary health-care system that guarantees high-quality medical care for pregnant women and children (Spain); 104.123 Establish an effective mechanism to ensure the participation of civil society organizations and affected communities in the creation of national preventive programmes in the field of mother and child health (Ukraine); 104.124 Adopt a comprehensive programme on sexual and reproductive health rights, paying special attention to improving sexual education in schools (Belgium); 104.125 Ensure access for all women, including rural women and women from vulnerable groups, to reproductive health-care services (Iceland); 104.126 Continue efforts to provide access to education to children, particularly those from marginalized backgrounds (Bhutan); 104.127 Continue its efforts to make education more inclusive (Myanmar); 104.128 Take all necessary measures to promote inclusive education, making sure that minority groups are not neglected and that persons from vulnerable groups are fully integrated in the educational system (Portugal); 104.129 Take the necessary measures to eliminate criteria in educational programmes that discriminate against Roma children and adopt educational programmes that guarantee their right to education free from any discrimination (Argentina); 104.130 Step up efforts to promote inclusive education, especially for Roma children and children of other minority groups and children without personal documents (Serbia); 104.131 Take further steps to build a more inclusive society by ensuring that sufficient special educators are employed to support the integration of children with disabilities in primary and secondary schools in all municipalities (Singapore); 18