A/HRC/41/13 121.164 Make further efforts to promote an environment inclusive of persons belonging to ethnic, national, racial, religious and other minorities and, in this regard, provide them with access to adequate housing, equal education opportunities and better living conditions (Republic of Korea); 121.165 Adopt preventive measures to tackle intolerance and promote inclusion of all minority groups, particularly among young people (Republic of Moldova); 121.166 Continue working on the implementation of actions to combat discrimination against minorities, in particular to improve the living standards and integration of Roma persons in the areas of education, health, employment and housing (Cuba); 121.167 Eliminate all forms of discriminatory practices against Roma people (India); 121.168 Increase its efforts to even further protect the Roma population against discrimination, in particular segregation of Roma children in education (Norway); 121.169 Put an end to all forms of discriminatory practices against Roma, in particular in access to education, housing, health care, social services and employment (Switzerland); 121.170 Take special measures to eliminate structural discrimination against the Roma and to remove all obstacles impeding the realization of economic, social and cultural rights of Roma (Russian Federation); 121.171 Ensure effective implementation of the national strategy on the integration of Roma (Russian Federation); 121.172 Give top priority to the implementation of policies and actions aimed at ensuring that the Roma community and other marginalized or vulnerable groups are not subject to exclusion or forced segregation (Mexico); 121.173 Continue efforts in reducing segregation and integrating the Roma community, especially in ensuring equal access to all levels of education for every child regardless of their ethnicity, in line with Slovakia’s international human rights obligations, and implement programmes to enhance their equal access to health services, housing and employment (Finland); 121.174 Continue to implement plans for the social inclusion of Roma in employment, education, housing and health care; and strengthen the protection of the rights of Roma women and children (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 121.175 Continue its work on addressing discrimination and segregation faced by the Roma minority with regard to access to public services such as education and health (Turkey); 121.176 Accelerate efforts to implement its national Roma integration strategy, to reduce poverty and address discrimination and segregation of Roma communities (Australia); 121.177 Continue to take steps to fully implement the Strategy for the Integration of Roma until 2020, paying particular attention to the fulfilment of the rights to education, health and housing of marginalized Roma communities (Brazil); 121.178 Implement more inclusive policies on the inclusion of the Roma, for example in education and housing with better access to basic services such as water, sanitation and electricity (Spain); 121.179 Take further steps to protect and integrate Roma, inter alia by ensuring their equal access to housing, ending segregation of Roma children in schools and avoiding the discrimination of Roma in the labour market. 21