A/HRC/39/7 101.146 Take further steps to eradicate forced labour, in particular in the cotton industry (Czechia); 101.147 Pursue efforts to provide support and protection to the family, the natural and fundamental unit of society (Egypt); 101.148 Continue its efforts to further implement international labour standards in the country through its established cooperation with ILO (Maldives); 101.149 Continue its efforts to further reduce the gap between rural and urban areas in the fields of education and health care (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 101.150 Continue to promote economic and social sustainable development, raise people’s standard of living and lay a solid foundation for the enjoyment of all human rights by its people (China); 101.151 Continue to reinforce its successful social policies on access to education and health, in particular for women and children, as well as its successful programmes aimed at fostering employment, nutrition and assistance for the most vulnerable in the fight against poverty and social inequality (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 101.152 Implement the action strategy on five priority areas of development of the Republic of Uzbekistan by 2021 (Belarus); 101.153 Apply the action strategy on five priority areas of development for 2017–2021 (Cuba); 101.154 Adopt legal and political measures to improve access to comprehensive sexual education inside and outside schools in order to increase health-seeking behaviour with respect to sexuality, reproductive health and HIV prevention, with particular emphasis on groups at risk, such as women migrant workers, the rural population, drug users and sex workers (Honduras); 101.155 Promote the right to health and to a clean environment of the people in the Aral Sea area (Republic of Korea); 101.156 Continue strengthening the national human rights institution in full conformity with the Paris Principles (Nepal); 101.157 Enhance its efforts to further expand the educational system for various categories of the public, particularly for women and girls (Islamic Republic of Iran); 101.158 Continue efforts to provide inclusive education to all children, including those with special needs (Bulgaria); 101.159 Address corruption in the education system to ensure that all hidden and/or informal costs are eliminated (Malaysia); 101.160 Endeavour to reduce the disparity between urban and rural areas in the distribution of teachers in primary education (Portugal); 101.161 Strengthen efforts aimed at guaranteeing women’s rights, and protect women more efficiently (Egypt); 101.162 Develop policies in order to eradicate forced sterilization and improve contraception policies and policies on access to decent work for women (Paraguay); 101.163 Promote the entry of women into the formal economy, and apply legislation guaranteeing equal pay for work of equal value (Iceland); 18