A/HRC/44/6 and men, and those living in remote areas, to access quality sexual and reproductive health and family services (Fiji); 115.165 Address barriers preventing women and girls from accessing sexual and reproductive health services as made available by the 2016 guidelines on the prevention of unsafe abortions (Iceland); 115.166 Legalize abortion in cases of risk to the health of the pregnant woman, rape, incest or severe fetal impairment and decriminalize abortion in all other cases (Estonia); 115.167 Continue its effective measures to improve women’s access to health services, in particular reproductive health services (Malaysia); 115.168 Make greater efforts to implement policies and programmes ensuring that women and girls have access to sexual and reproductive health services throughout the national territory (Uruguay); 115.169 Ensure that all women and girls have access to appropriate sexual and reproductive health services, and implement policies, including awarenessraising, to prevent and respond to violence against women and girls (Norway); 115.170 Continue to increase access to health services and education among women and girls, in particular those living in rural and remote areas (Japan); 115.171 Scale up the investment in and improve the availability and quality of services in rural and remote areas, in particular access to education and health, including sexual and reproductive health, addressing the specific needs and vulnerabilities of women, girls and members of ethnic minorities (Portugal); 115.172 Continue its efforts to improve implementation of its policies on public health and develop health-care infrastructure in remote areas (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 115.173 Expand the public health network in urban and rural areas (Syrian Arab Republic); 115.174 Allocate adequate resources to provide affordable and quality basic medical services to its people (Viet Nam); 115.175 Further develop health services and strengthen public health systems (China); 115.176 Continue ongoing efforts to develop the health sector and achieve universal health coverage (Egypt); 115.177 Continue efforts to promote and protect the rights of children to education (Brunei Darussalam); 115.178 Further promote education and strive to provide compulsory education to all children (China); 115.179 Strengthen measures to improve the quality and scope of the education system, particularly in remote areas (Cuba); 115.180 Strengthen partnerships with regional and international bodies that are responsible for education to ensure quality education for all (Jordan); 115.181 Continue creating favourable conditions for ensuring access to free and quality primary and secondary education for all children (Kyrgyzstan); 115.182 Continue to take the necessary measures for all children to have equal access to quality education, especially those who live in rural and remote areas (Qatar); 115.183 Continue its efforts to create favourable conditions for ensuring access to free and quality education for all children (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 20