A/HRC/32/6 128.136 Continue to promote access to health (Pakistan); 128.137. Continue its efforts to improve health services, especially for vulnerable women and children with HIV/AIDS (Thailand); 128.138 Step up efforts to reduce the infant mortality rate (Turkey); 128.139 Continue efforts to improve access to health care, in particularly to combat malaria, HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis (Algeria); 128.140 Continue to take action at all levels to address the interlinked root causes of preventable mortality and morbidity of children under 5 and consider applying the “Technical guidance on the application of a human rights-based approach to the implementation of policies and programmes to reduce and eliminate preventable mortality and morbidity of children under 5 years of age”, A/HRC/27/31 (Ireland); 128.141 Seek technical assistance and cooperation from the international community to fight the HIV/AIDS pandemic and to strengthen its human rights institution (Nigeria); 128.142 Take all necessary steps to ensure that the availability of safe abortion services can be guaranteed, and to sensitize communities to the problems of unsafe abortion (Netherlands); 128.143 Ensure that all women have access to quality sexual and reproductive health services, including comprehensive sexuality education and modern contraceptive methods (Slovenia); 128.144 Continue to enhance access to education (Pakistan); 128.145 Continue to improve access to education and literacy rates (Indonesia); 128.146 Increase allocations for education and continue to improve the general quality of education (Luxembourg); 128.147 Strengthen work to improve the scope of the right to education, in particular for children and adolescents (Bolivia (Plurinational State of)); 128.148 Continue to prioritise education in its development plans, and to invest sufficient resources to education as a means of helping its citizens achieve their aspirations (Singapore); 128.149 Continue its efforts to provide full access to education and to reduce the mortality rate through the improvement of health care services (Holy See); 128.150 Train more teachers and improve the quality of education in the rural areas (Afghanistan); 128.151 Reduce the illiteracy rate among girls (Nigeria); 128.152 Further consider initiatives to improve access to education for girls (Mauritius); 128.153 Take the necessary measures to eradicate discrimination against girls in the education system (Namibia); 128.154 Ensure that all girls, including pregnant girls and young mothers, can complete minimum levels of education in a safe environment (Slovenia); 22