A/HRC/30/13 75.91 Adopt measures to facilitate greater representation of women in public office and improve the participation of women in political life (Ireland); 75.92 Take measures to facilitate greater participation and representation of women in public offices (Israel); 75.93 Provide legal protection for equality of opportunity in employment for all of its citizens, particularly for persons with disabilities (United States of America); 75.94 Continue strengthening its development policies, as well as its social protection programmes, that it is already implementing, to give a better quality of life and well-being to its people, and for this purpose it is very important to have the technical cooperation and technical assistance that the country requires (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 75.95 Improve public infrastructure such as water supply, sanitation and waste management so as to ensure adequate living standards and the right to health for its people (China); 75.96 Review current policies and develop, together with the private sector, a code of practice on HIV in the workplace, taking into account the international standards of the World Health Organization and the conventions and recommendations adopted by the International Labour Organization (Netherlands); 75.97 Thoroughly implement the 2014–2016 strategy to prevent adolescent pregnancy, in cooperation with UNFPA (Portugal); 75.98 Provide greater access to public health services with adequate health coverage, particularly in the outer islands (Thailand); 75.99 Request technical assistance from specialized agencies of the United Nations in order to promote human rights through partnerships in the education and health sectors in particular to face up to the consequences of the nuclear tests (Algeria); 75.100 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); 75.101 Continue efforts to reduce non-attendance and the dropout rate from the educational system (Slovenia); 75.102 Continue its efforts and adopt further measures to promote the realization of the right to education for all in an inclusive and nondiscriminatory way, including for persons with disabilities (Portugal); 75.103 Implement specific measures to promote inclusive education of children with disabilities (Israel); 75.104 Continue strengthening protection of the rights of persons with disabilities, particularly through approving a national disability strategy, which particularly focuses on boys, girls and women with disabilities (Spain); 75.105 Give appropriate resourcing to implement its Disability Inclusive Development Policy (Australia); 20