A/HRC/41/13 Prosecute the excessive use of force by law enforcement officials against Roma (Germany); 121.180 Ensure an effective mechanism towards access to health care, education, adequate housing and an environment aimed at promoting social inclusion of Roma people (India); 121.181 Adopt concrete and effective measures to address and prevent discrimination against Roma women with regard to their access to sexual and reproductive health and rights, including for maternal health (Sweden); 121.182 Continue to implement measures to monitor children belonging to minorities in order to ensure that they remain in the educational system, while highly appreciating the measures already taken to provide learning in languages other than Slovak (Uruguay); 121.183 Ensure equal rights for Roma children and their protection from all forms of discrimination (India); 121.184 Take all necessary measures to address the root causes of discrimination and segregation of Roma children in the education system (Liechtenstein); 121.185 Increase funding for equal access to education by Roma children in inclusive, mainstream education, per commitments in the National Roma Integration Strategy (United States of America); 121.186 Intensify measures to ensure access to education for Roma children, by eliminating discriminatory criteria for them from educational programmes or practices (Argentina); 121.187 Ensure that all Roma children attend quality educational institutions that are inclusive and free from segregation (Canada); 121.188 Redouble its efforts to improve access for Roma children to the education system (Ireland); 121.189 Promote the integration of migrants into Slovak society through, among others, State-funded Slovak language classes and the recognition of diplomas obtained abroad (Viet Nam); 121.190 Develop a legal framework to ensure the rights of all migrants regardless of the status of their entry and stay and to promote safe, orderly and regular migration (Mexico); 121.191 Introduce protective measures for all migrant women, including undocumented ones (Portugal); 121.192 Continue guaranteeing access to justice to all migrant workers and members of their families (Philippines); 121.193 Strengthen the Centre for Legal Aid in order to ensure the protection and promotion of the rights of foreigners, such as migrants, refugees and applicants for international protection (Indonesia); 121.194 Enhance the protection of unaccompanied minors, particularly by granting them access to education and vocational training (Senegal); 121.195 Continue with the implementation of measures to strengthen the protection of stateless persons, in particular through quality legal assistance (Serbia). 122. All conclusions and/or recommendations contained in the present report reflect the position of the submitting State(s) and/or the State under review. They should not be construed as endorsed by the Working Group as a whole. 22