A/HRC/39/3 114.58 Fully implement its programme for the supply of clean drinking water to the population, and share good experiences in this regard (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 114.59 Continue to further strengthen its efforts to safeguard the right to health with an enhanced allocation of resources in this area (Bangladesh); 114.60 Continue efforts to promote health care in rural areas (Egypt); 114.61 Continue to strengthen logistical and material provision for healthcare institutions, particularly in rural areas (Belarus); 114.62 Continue efforts to develop infrastructure for health facilities and maternal and child health-care centres and to implement a strategy for the development of the production of medicine with the aim at expanding access for all citizens to quality health care (Saudi Arabia); 114.63 Address the insufficient number of family doctors, nurses and midwives particularly in rural areas, the lack of medicines and the need to improve the skills of medical personnel (Serbia); 114.64 Continue to take measures to expand public access to quality services in health care and education (Uzbekistan); 114.65 Continue efforts to promote access to education, especially in rural areas (Senegal); 114.66 Continue to adopt positive measures to better protect its people rights to education, health care and others (China); 114.67 Continue to take appropriate measures for providing quality education and health care (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 114.68 Enhance capacity-building to improve the education and health-care systems in the country (Islamic Republic of Iran); 114.69 Continue its efforts to promote gender equality, with a particular focus on positive measures designed to increase women’s participation in public and political life (Republic of Moldova); 114.70 Abolish gender stereotypes and gender-based discrimination in its Labour Code (Republic of Korea); 114.71 Continue to promote women’s rights, to ensure that they are fully respected (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 114.72 Promote and advance gender equality to counter stereotypes on the roles and responsibilities of women in the family and society at large through public awareness, education and training programmes (Iceland); 114.73 Continue assistance and promotion on women’s empowerment in both the public and private sectors (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 114.74 Revise provisions in the Labour Code that justify restrictions on women’s employment opportunities based on gender stereotypes (Iceland); 114.75 Strengthen legislative measures and public policies designed to promote and protect the rights of women and to facilitate their empowerment (Bulgaria); 114.76 Strengthen preventive measures for dealing with violence against women, including by collecting data and raising awareness about gender equality and women’s rights (Slovenia); 114.77 Accelerate its efforts towards eliminating violence against women, and consider adopting relevant legislation (Georgia); 114.78 Adopt legislation specifically criminalizing violence against women, ensure thorough investigations and provide appropriate training to the police, 15