A/HRC/44/17 157.190 Continue consolidating measures to improve the legislation on the right to health that guarantees universal access to health-care services (Dominican Republic); 157.191 Continue efforts to provide care for the elderly (Oman); 157.192 Consider establishing a mechanism to monitor the effective delivery of care services for older persons, as more people become reliant on such services (Singapore); 157.193 Continue to provide health care and social welfare services (State of Palestine); 157.194 Continue efforts to effectively disseminate a human rights culture through a training and educational programme and capacity-building activities such as those run by the Foreign Ministry (Turkmenistan); 157.195 Take all feasible measures to increase awareness of human rights education (Qatar); 157.196 Continue efforts to provide educational facilities for persons with special needs (Chad); 157.197 Continue efforts to enable the labour market to be linked with skilled workers and those with higher education (India); 157.198 Continue efforts to spread the culture of human rights through education curricula and the media (Indonesia); 157.199 Continue to strengthen and update legislation relating to the right to education in line with international obligations (Islamic Republic of Iran); 157.200 Redouble efforts for the total elimination of illiteracy (Lebanon); 157.201 Remove all barriers preventing married women and girls from gaining access to high-quality education and ensure the inclusion of boys in instruction on family life in school (Bahamas); 157.202 Continue to allocate funds for the development of inclusive education, including for children of illegal residents (Lesotho); 157.203 Ensure equal access to inclusive and quality education for all (Malaysia); 157.204 Continue to promote inclusive education, in particular in rural areas (Philippines); 157.205 Work on the development of the education system for persons with special needs, drawing on the positive experiences of other countries (Russian Federation); 157.206 Continue efforts to ensure accessible education for persons with special needs (Russian Federation); 157.207 Strengthen action by the Government in favour of access to education (Senegal); 157.208 Continue to increase investment in education globally (Somalia); 157.209 Redouble efforts to eliminate all forms of discrimination against women (Syrian Arab Republic); 157.210 Continue efforts to empower women economically and politically (Tajikistan); 157.211 Address all forms of discrimination and violence against women, including by promulgating effective laws to prevent, combat and criminalize domestic and gender-based violence, simultaneously with setting up a redress mechanism for the victims (Thailand); 20