A/HRC/27/10 124.137 Appreciating the adoption of a series of laws on information access, take practical measures to ensure citizens’ rights to free access to information (Myanmar); 124.138 Take practical measures to provide safer working conditions, suitable for its citizens (Nicaragua); 124.139 Ensure that government policy on access to food, healthcare and health services, including the Public Distribution System, is free of discrimination and political considerations (Austria); 124.140 Ensure the right to adequate food, including access to food, in a nondiscriminatory manner, paying special attention to marginalized groups in its public distribution, in accordance with its international human rights obligations (Finland); 124.141 Ensure the right to food and other economic, social and cultural rights, without any kind of discrimination (Spain); 124.142 Ensure, protect and fulfil the right to an adequate standard of living, including the rights to adequate food on a non-discriminatory basis (Slovenia); 124.143 Ensure the right to food for its entire population without any restriction (Switzerland); 124.144 Allow reform of the food market in order to ensure adequate food production for its population (Greece); 124.145 Take the necessary measures in order for all the population to have access to food (Chile); 124.146 Fully prioritise fulfilling the right to food in its public spending, thus furthering recent improvements in the food situation (Norway); 124.147 Take immediate steps to allocate proper budgetary resources to ensure protection of the rights to food, health, water and sanitation (Ukraine); 124.148 Include more effective methods for the increase of food production, continue to make efforts for increased production of medical supplies and facilities (Cuba); 124.149 Increase budgetary allocation to the agricultural sector, so as to improve food security in its endeavours to further the protection and promotion of human rights of the Korean people (Mozambique); 124.150 Continue to consolidate socio-economic measures to minimize the gap between rural and urban areas (Angola); 124.151 Continue its efforts to fulfil the economic, social and cultural rights of all (Bangladesh); 124.152 Ensure equal access to social and economic rights for all citizens (the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia); 124.153 Continue its fight against poverty (Bangladesh); 124.154 Intensify efforts to develop poverty alleviation programmes with specific attention to empower marginalised and vulnerable groups within the society, such as children, women and the elderly (Sri Lanka); 124.155 Undertake profound legal reforms in accordance with international law, legalize and support free market activities that provide citizens with a 20