A/HRC/29/10 142.168. Consider continuing efforts to secure and retain adequate medical personnel in hardship and marginalized areas (Trinidad and Tobago); 142.169. Promote health and sanitary practices for the safety of mothers and their children, and uphold continually the inherent right to life (Holy See); 142.170. Continue to prioritize resources to equip its young people with the necessary education and skills to thrive in the global economy (Singapore); 142.171. Consider taking measures to increase the access of low-income children to education (Trinidad and Tobago); 142.172. Consider taking steps to increase opportunities to access higher education (Trinidad and Tobago); 142.173. Diligently work towards achieving its noble target to ensure free primary and secondary education schooling (Zimbabwe); 142.174. Further increase initiatives for the promotion of the right to education, especially for vulnerable children (Armenia); 142.175. Continue efforts aimed at enhancing the realization of the right to education and improving its quality (Egypt); 142.176. Strengthen effectively the protection of the rights of indigenous peoples, including to their ancestors’ lands (Cabo Verde); 142.177. Take measures to protect and promote the rights of all ethnic minorities, including their participation in political representation entities, in public sphere and in economy (Colombia); 142.178. Take measures to provide for the representation of ethnic minorities in the government organs, organs and committees established in the new constitutions, and elected bodies, such as parliament (Costa Rica); 142.179. Continue implementing the legislation on the protection of the rights of indigenous peoples and their lands, as well as the anti-discrimination laws, especially with regard to religion and physical conditions such as albinism (Holy See); 142.180. Continue to uphold the rights of indigenous peoples and minorities, including vulnerable groups (Senegal); 142.181. Maintain its important humanitarian effort in cooperation with the international community and particularly the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in full respect of international refugee law (Belgium); 142.182. That no refugees should be forcibly returned to Somalia when conditions for their safe reestablishment are not present (Belgium); 142.183. Abide by the principle of non-refoulement and take steps to ensure that refugees/asylum seekers are not returned (Republic of Korea); 142.184. Ensure that all counter-terrorism measures carried out fully comply with the international law obligations of Kenya (Austria); 142.185. Enact legislation implementation (Botswana); on counter-terrorism and ensure its full 23