A/HRC/33/7 134.116 Take steps to fully integrate Roma children in its education system, including by ending discrimination and segregation of Roma children in schools (Australia); 134.117 Further improve the access of minority groups, specially Roma and, in particular, Roma children and adolescents, to education (Brazil); 134.118 Take steps to end discrimination and segregation suffered by Roma children in the school system in accordance with its international obligations (Switzerland); 134.119 Fully implement the National Strategy for the Integration of the Roma to avoid discrimination against them and to increase their opportunity for education and employment (Honduras); 134.120 Continue to deepen the actions for the protection and promotion of the rights of the Roma (Argentina); 134.121 Intensify the actions which ensure the integration of the Roma community and their full enjoyment of human rights, in particular the rights to work and education (Peru); 134.122 Continue its work to safeguard full respect of human rights for, and non-discrimination of, the Roma population in Greece, in line with Greece’s international obligations, and in doing so fully and effectively implement adopted strategies at all levels (Sweden); 134.123 Continue efforts towards gender equality, including ensuring effective review and control by domestic civil courts of inheritance and family matters determined by religious bodies for Muslim minority women in Thrace (Australia); 134.124 Continue the protection of the rights of migrants (Morocco); 134.125 Ensure full respect for the human rights of migrants (Nigeria); 134.126 Continue to protect the rights of migrants living in its territory (Senegal); 134.127 Supervise the working conditions of migrant workers effectively (Belarus); 134.128 Urgently strengthen the capacities of the Asylum Service (Austria); 134.129 Ensure adequate reception conditions so that asylum seekers receive support in line with the requirements of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms and of European Union law (Austria); 134.130 Ensure that the refugee flows across its territory continue to be managed in accordance with the obligations of Greece in respect of human rights (Spain); 134.131 Pay particular priority for improving reception conditions for refugees and migrants and continue its efforts for a more efficient asylum procedure (Norway); 134.132 Ensure that the legislative and policy response to increases in irregular migration is consistent with international human rights and refugee law, particularly the principle of non-refoulement (Canada); 21