A/HRC/36/9 134.157 Continue negotiations on transitional justice issues and implement transitional justice elements of the Stormont House Agreement (Australia); 134.158 Take concrete measures to reduce the current and future prison population, as well as to improve prisoner safety (Serbia); 134.159 Initiate a prison reform plan to improve the deteriorating conditions in United Kingdom prisons, including addressing the increase in homicides and assaults (United States of America); 134.160 Review current prison safety and conditions and consider developing an action plan to address increases in self-harm and suicide as well as overcrowding in prisons in the United Kingdom (Canada); 134.161 Revoke the blanket ban on prisoners’ exercise of their right to vote, in order to comply with the rulings of international courts on this matter (Czechia); 134.162 Continue its efforts to improve treatment of inmates (Japan); 134.163 Ensure the welfare of all segments of society in an inclusive manner, including those of migrants (Nepal); 134.164 Provide more targeted social policies to help disadvantaged families, and in particular their children, so as to boost social mobility (Singapore); 134.165 Simplify, harmonize and reinforce the current legal norms on equality in favour of those most vulnerable (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 134.166 Strengthen measures to foster access of vulnerable populations to public services and social and health services (Côte d’Ivoire); 134.167 As a follow-up to the recommendations contained in A/HRC/21/9, paras. 110.39 and 110.103, consider along with stakeholders the possibility of a universal basic income to replace the existing social protection system (recommendations 110.39 and 110.103 of the second cycle) (Haiti); 134.168 Develop clear national strategies for the eradication of the poverty of about four million children, as indicated in the United Kingdom universal periodic review summary report of the stakeholders’ submissions (Syrian Arab Republic); 134.169 Further strengthen its ‘Equality Act’, in particular, to provide better health services to groups in vulnerable situations including migrants (Sri Lanka); 134.170 Ensure that the law governing access to abortion in Northern Ireland fully complies with international human rights law, by decriminalizing abortion and ensuring access to abortion in cases of severe and fatal fetal anomalies and where the pregnancy is a result of rape or incest (Iceland); 134.171 Take necessary measures to provide reproductive health-care services for women and girls in line with its Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women obligations (Myanmar); 134.172 Ensure that the law governing access to abortion in Northern Ireland fully complies with international human rights law, by decriminalizing abortion and ensuring access to abortion in cases of severe and fatal fetal anomalies and where the pregnancy is a result of rape or incest (Sweden); 134.173 Encourage the devolved government of Northern Ireland to align its legal framework on sexual and reproductive health and rights, and its reproductive health services, with the rest of the United Kingdom (Canada); 134.174 Step up efforts to promote racial equality and social inclusion in the education system in Northern Ireland (Botswana); 20