A/HRC/41/13 121.125 Ensure equal access to all levels of education for every child without discrimination (Iceland); 121.126 Continue its efforts to ensure the right to quality and inclusive education with a focus on access to education for children belonging to minority communities and for children with disabilities (Afghanistan); 121.127 Step up efforts to adopt a clear roadmap to sustainable and inclusive education, focusing particularly on children with disabilities and those belonging to minority groups (Poland); 121.128 Continue efforts to further improve access to education for socially disadvantaged children and to increase the school enrolment rate among Roma (Czechia); 121.129 Ensure access to all levels of education for every child without any discrimination based on ethnicity, including for Roma pupils (Hungary); 121.130 Dedicate meaningful resources in order to ensure equal access to quality education and better education inclusion of Roma children in the schooling system of Slovakia (Slovenia); 121.131 Continue its efforts to ensure equal access to education for all and in particular for Roma children, and address any discrimination or segregation within the educational system (Greece); 121.132 Promote the inclusion of Roma children and children with disabilities in the Slovak education system and provide support to schools in order to allow them to fight segregation in schools (France); 121.133 Continue to develop anti-discrimination strategies in school curricula at all levels of the educational system (Cyprus); 121.134 Further strengthen its national framework for promoting human rights education at the primary and secondary levels (Philippines); 121.135 Intensify efforts to promote human rights education and training, taking into account the current and previous phases of the World Programme for Human Rights Education (Thailand); 121.136 Promote effectively the participation of women in the public sector (Azerbaijan); 121.137 Take measures to increase the representation of women in decisionmaking positions in public and private sectors and eliminate gender-based wage inequality (Cuba); 121.138 Promote gender equality, increase the participation of women in the labour market, and reduce the wage gap between women and men (Iraq); 121.139 Improve access to decent work for all women, eliminate all discrimination against women at work, and create socioeconomic opportunities for women (Malaysia); 121.140 Promote women’s access to the labour market, eliminate horizontal and vertical imbalances between women and men in the labour market and close the gender pay gap (Croatia); 121.141 Take effective measures to prevent and avoid cases of all forms of violence against women (Mexico); 121.142 Adopt a comprehensive programme on sexual and reproductive health and rights and allocate sufficient resources for its implementation (Belgium); 121.143 Continue addressing problems of reproductive health by means of the National Programme for the Care of Children and Adolescents (Georgia); 19