A/HRC/37/4 115.159 Take additional social and legal protection measures for vulnerable children who are victims of sexual abuse and for their families (Angola); 115.160 Adopt specific legislation that recognizes the crime of commercial sexual exploitation and prostitution of children (Botswana); 115.161 Adopt a clear and broad definition of child pornography and child prostitution in accordance with international law. Eliminate the possibility that children between 15 and 18 years of age can legally engage in prostitution (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 115.162 Allocate adequate resources for community-based services to prevent family separation, including for children with disabilities (Republic of Moldova); 115.163 Adopt all necessary measures to guarantee the rights of persons with disabilities, eliminate restrictions that may limit their legal capacity and in particular encourage access to effective judicial and administrative procedures for persons with disabilities facing situations of discrimination and inequality (Ecuador); 115.164 Ensure the rights of people with disabilities during their employment, especially in public bodies or authorities (Russian Federation); 115.165 Prohibit, in law and in practice, discrimination in employment of persons with disabilities, and adopt legislative measures to ensure their insertion in the labour market (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 115.166 Strengthen measures to combat discrimination against Roma and to bridge the gap between Roma and the rest of society in the field of education, employment, housing, health care and social protection (Angola); 115.167 Continue practical efforts to bridge gaps between the Roma community and the rest of society, including by implementing legislation and practical measures to eliminate discrimination against Romani individuals, ensuring the police protect Roma communities threatened with violence and discrimination, and ensuring equal access to education, employment, housing, health and social care for all (Australia); 115.168 Protect the rights of Roma people and other minorities through legislation, law enforcement and administrative measures, eradicate racial discrimination and xenophobia, and effectively combat racially motivated violence (China); 115.169 Improve the situation of the Roma population, particularly as concerns housing (France); 115.170 Take all necessary steps to end discrimination and to improve the living conditions of the Roma population, inter alia, through the provision of adequate housing and public infrastructure (Germany); 115.171 Implement the Roma Integration Strategy for 2015–2020, which was adopted during the Hungarian Presidency of the Council of the European Union (Hungary); 115.172 Ensure effective implementation of the Roma Integration Strategy for 2015–2020 (Iceland); 115.173 Ensure the effective implementation of the Roma Integration Strategy 2015–2020, with particular attention to equal access to education, health, housing and employment (Netherlands); 115.174 Intensify efforts on social inclusion and protection of the rights of vulnerable groups, in particular, provide equal access to the Roma community in employment, education, housing and social care (India); 20