A/HRC/34/9 inclusive education and take measures to implement the recommendations of the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in this regard (Finland); 100.148 Take, without delay, concrete measures for the full integration of persons with disabilities, in particular regarding access to employment, medical care reimbursement, and specific accommodation in public schools, public places and transportation (France); 100.149 Abolish all practices of forced treatment, including non-consensual castrations, sterilizations and abortions, and eliminate the possibility for third parties such as guardians, doctors and courts to approve such practices, as recommended by the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (Spain); 100.150 Continue its efforts to protect persons with disabilities against violence, exploitation and abuse (Timor-Leste); 100.151 Adopt a coherent legal framework for the protection of persons belonging to national minorities (Croatia);6 100.152 Work towards the socioeconomic betterment of people from ethnic minority backgrounds (Croatia);7 100.153 Finalize the enactment process of the law on national minorities (Turkey); 100.154 Adopt a law on national minorities that would safeguard the respect of language rights of minorities in accordance with Lithuania’s international obligations (Poland); 100.155 Adopt an appropriate law on national minorities (Russian Federation); 100.156 Continue to promote the rights of national minorities through a legal framework (Maldives); 100.157 Finalize the adoption of the law on national minorities (Armenia); 100.158 Approve the draft law on national minorities and protect effectively differences in languages, religions, culture and identity (Costa Rica); 100.159 Continue strengthening the comprehensive initiatives on education in favour of migrants, ethnic minorities, women and children, in particular those from Roma communities (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 100.160 Ensure that the voices of and challenges faced by minorities are acknowledged by the authorities and included in the decision-making processes that affect them (Poland); 100.161 Address all outstanding issues in the field of minority rights, including on the official use of minority languages and ensuring quality education in minority languages (Serbia); 100.162 Continue implementing the Plan for the Integration of the Roma, through which the Ministry of Social Security provides labour market insertion 6 7 24 See footnote 4. See footnote 4.

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