A/HRC/31/13 143.94 Continue efforts to promote tolerance, harmony and respect of human rights among all communities in Myanmar, including through possible review of legal frameworks, human rights’ education and interfaith dialogues and cooperation involving all segments in the society (Indonesia); 143.95 Prevent the destruction of places of worship and cemeteries (Egypt); 143.96 Make every effort to guarantee the right to religious conversion and to respect the freedom of religion, in particular, enabling religious practice (Holy See); 143.97 Ensure full respect for freedom of religion or belief and the human rights of the persons belonging to ethnic and religious minorities, in line with international human rights law (Poland); 143.98 Work to ensure that freedom of opinion and expression are protected (New Zealand); 143.99 Further ensure that those who legitimately exercise their rights to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly be not subject to reprisals (Italy); 143.100 Continue to create a safe and enabling environment for civil society in order to help the country’s ongoing transition to democracy (Ireland); 143.101 Put forward every effort to ensure that the election process is both free and fair (Republic of Korea); 143.102 Continue promoting the participation of women in public affairs and socio-economic activities (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 143.103 Further promote women’s rights through increased participation in political, socio-economic and administrative decision making processes (Italy); 143.104 Take necessary further steps to combat poverty and to address socioeconomic inequality (Sri Lanka); 143.105 Take appropriate steps towards achieving Universal Health Coverage in the country (Brunei Darussalam); 143.106 Continue to allocate more budget in health sectors (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 143.107 Continue more budget allocation in the health sector (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 143.108 Earmark additional financial resources to health services and reduce the financial burden faced by vulnerable groups in accessing medical care (Viet Nam); 143.109 Increase the amount of spending on health with special attention to women and children so as to achieve relevant Millennium Development Goals as soon as possible (China); 143.110 Increase significantly the proportion of national expenditure allocated to health care, address the regional differences in access to health care services and expand the human capital within the health care sector, especially to ascertain that an adequate number of midwives are educated and dispatched across the country (Sweden); 143.111 Redouble steps taken in providing quality and affordable health and education services, including providing adequate learning opportunities (Timor-Leste); 18