A/HRC/39/11 142.135 Promote fairer working conditions for all, including migrant workers (Nepal); 142.136 Take steps to reduce the employment gap among immigrants by the provision of employment opportunities without discrimination (Pakistan); 142.137 Take the necessary steps to combat discriminatory labour market practices against women and migrant workers (Algeria); 142.138 Continue to support the social assistance programme and improve individual and family income (Libya); 142.139 Take steps to ensure that all Canadian children have equal access to government services such as health, education and welfare, and address the disparities in access to these services for indigenous children in particular (Ireland); 142.140 Ensure that indigenous peoples have access to the same support, services and ability to exercise their human rights as other Canadian citizens (Sweden); 142.141 Enhance efforts to protect the rights of indigenous peoples, especially in the field of education and health services (Italy); 142.142 Cease cases of children being taken away from their parents by child welfare agencies, thus restoring the era of residential schools (1874–1996) (Syrian Arab Republic); 142.143 Address disparities in access to health, education and welfare services provided for indigenous people, in particular for children (Hungary); 142.144 Provide adequate needs-based funding for all social programmes for children and families of First Nations and indigenous communities (Haiti); 142.145 Remove all discriminatory practices against First Nations children in access to health, educational and social support and services (India); 142.146 Ensure non-discriminatory and culturally appropriate First Nations child and family services as well as other public services such as education, health, culture and language (Slovenia); 142.147 Continue its efforts in order to improve health care and education for indigenous children, also by ensuring the allocation of adequate funds (Greece); 142.148 Continue efforts to expand financial and human resources to ensure the implementation of Jordan’s Principle (Republic of Korea); 142.149 Ensure the justiciability of economic, social and cultural rights (South Africa);3 142.150 Ensure that those living in poverty are not unduly criminalized (South Africa);4 142.151 Interpret the Charter of Rights and Freedoms confirming the interdependence and indivisibility of all human rights with a view to ensuring access to food, health and adequate housing for all those living in the country (Uruguay); 142.152 Ensure that the rights to health, education and employment of indigenous peoples, people of African descent as well as migrants, refugees and asylum seekers are respected and guaranteed (Madagascar); 3 4 The recommendation, as read out during the interactive dialogue, was: “Ensure the justiciability of economic, social and cultural rights; that adequate measures are put in place to prevent homelessness; and that those living in poverty are not unduly criminalized.” See footnote 3. 17