A/HRC/40/5 144.93 Scale up its efforts to combat trafficking in children and ensure that the perpetrators are brought to justice (Nigeria); 144.94 Ensure the implementation and enforcement of Act No. 2005-6 against trafficking in persons, and the protection of victims, in particular children (Iraq); 144.95 Commit sufficient funding to the ongoing campaign against forced child begging and investigate, arrest and prosecute all individuals who violate the anti-trafficking law (United States of America); 144.96 Continue consolidating its successful social health programmes in favour of the most vulnerable families (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 144.97 Continue its efforts to reduce child mortality, including neonatal mortality, and to realize universal access to health services through sharing good experiences with other countries (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 144.98 Strengthen programmes to reduce infant and child mortality (Islamic Republic of Iran); 144.99 Continue its effective implementation of its universal health coverage programme (Congo); 144.100 Step up its efforts to ensure the right of access to health for all, in particular access to medical care for children and women (Viet Nam); 144.101 Support the full realization of sexual and reproductive rights and access to relevant health services for all (Australia); 144.102 Strengthen education on sexual and reproductive health appropriate to age and improve access to sexual and reproductive health services for adolescents and young persons, as well as carry out awareness-raising actions to promote support for parents and local communities (Austria); 144.103 Adopt a comprehensive sexual and reproductive health policy for adolescents (Botswana); 144.104 Strengthen the training of health personnel on issues concerning adolescents, young persons and sexual and reproductive health (Iceland); 144.105 Continue working to improve health-care and education services for a better standard of living of its population (Cuba); 144.106 Continue efforts to integrate poor and vulnerable groups in the health-care system (Saudi Arabia); 144.107 Continue to develop education and health (China); 144.108 Continue efforts to strengthen the education and health sectors (Morocco); 144.109 Adopt complementary legislative and policy measures in order to effectively implement legislation on reproductive health (Honduras); 144.110 Further strengthen its consistent efforts to realize universal access to education and continue to seek cooperation with other international stakeholders, such as the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, in this regard (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 144.111 Make sensitization on women’s rights and gender equality an essential part of school curricula, starting from primary education (Germany); 144.112 Continue measures to improve the education system and ensure universal access to quality education (Uzbekistan); 144.113 Continue to strengthen its successful educational programmes in pursuit of universal primary education (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 16 GE.18-22584