A/HRC/26/3 128.70. Further strengthen actions to ensure that economic and social rights of vulnerable people are protected, and women’s rights and gender equality, and especially take specific policy measures to prevent child poverty and child abuse (Netherlands); 128.71. Continue to pursue an integrated approach to cases of compounded vulnerability caused by multiple and intersecting forms of discrimination (Jamaica); 128.72. Combat all forms of discrimination in the areas of employment, salary, health and education against, in particular, persons belonging to marginalized populations (France); 128.73. Continue on the constructive path of promoting equality and nondiscrimination, including through advancing the rights of indigenous peoples (State of Palestine); 128.74. Continue efforts to address gaps in social service delivery and education programmes and to address societal discrimination against indigenous persons and individuals belonging to ethnic minority groups (United States of America); 128.75. Establish strategies across all sectors, in particular health, education and justice, to identify and remedy structural discrimination (Switzerland); 128.76. Take further steps fully to understand the causes of inequality faced by indigenous people and to minimize their effects (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 128.77. Enhance its efforts in fighting discrimination and institutional biases against Māori and Pacific people (Czech Republic); 128.78. Redouble its efforts to improve the socioeconomic situation of the Māori by combating structural discrimination, in particular by increasing the level of education of Māori children (Djibouti); 128.79. Take further steps in advancing the human rights of its indigenous populations and intensify its efforts in combating discrimination against them, especially in education, health care and employment (Greece); 128.80. Continue to address inequalities affecting human rights in the areas of health, education, employment and income that disproportionately affect Māori and other minority groups (Australia); 128.81. Step up efforts, in consultation with Māori and Pasifika communities, to address and prevent discrimination against members of the Māori and Pasifika communities in the criminal justice system and, in particular, the high rate of incarceration (Ireland); 128.82. Continue its search for creative and integrated solutions to the root causes that lead to disproportionate incarceration rates of the Māori population (Cabo Verde); 128.83. Set targets for increasing Māori participation in policing, the judiciary and the penal system (Canada); 128.84. Continue its efforts to address the situation of half the prison population in the country being Māori through, among other things, its Drivers of Crime initiative and Youth Crime Action Plan recently launched (Thailand); 20