A/HRC/30/14 99.109 Promote policies and educational campaigns for the promotion and protection of the rights of women, and ensure that all allegations of violence against women are promptly, thoroughly and effectively investigated, that perpetrators are held accountable and that women victims of violence obtain adequate redress, including compensation and rehabilitation (Brazil); 99.110 Continue to provide adequate funding to its anti-human trafficking programmes and free legal aid system (Philippines); 99.111 Strengthen the accountability and prosecution of law enforcement officers who commit abuses against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons and ethnic minorities (Chile); 99.112 Continue to realize the right to work for its citizens, including through providing opportunities for vocational training and technical education for young people (Egypt); 99.113 Continue working for a reduction in female unemployment and the elimination of discrimination against women in the labour market and for achieving equality of opportunities (Cuba); 99.114 Strengthen efforts on the empowerment of women by implementing programmes aimed at changing society’s perception of women and removing barriers affecting the employment of women (Malaysia); 99.115 Continue the effective implementation of the action plan on employment for minority groups to achieve the set targets (China); 99.116 Continue its efforts to reach the threshold of 5.5 per cent share of minorities in the total number of employees, in line with the Action Plan for the Employment of National Minorities in Public Administration Bodies 2011– 2014, in particular in those regions where minorities have significant presence (Hungary); 99.117 Take measures to safeguard the right to an adequate standard of living, including by expediting the return of Croatian Serbs to their homes and by upholding commitments under the regional housing programme (Canada); 99.118 Continue ensuring the full realization of the right to safe drinking water and sanitation for all (Egypt); 99.119 Strengthen the welfare system, particularly related to the protection of children without appropriate care and their access to education (Slovenia); 99.120 Realize the right to adequate housing by ensuring the right of postwar returnees to recover privately owned housing, regardless of their ethnic background, and by improving housing conditions in returnee communities (Germany); 99.121 Take further measures with a view to ensure that all children enjoy equal access to health services (Ukraine); 99.122 Take steps to ensure adequate support and access to health-care facilities for those in rural areas (Maldives); 99.123 Work towards more balanced geographical coverage of health-care services with specific focus on rural areas (Egypt); 99.124 Adopt clear, appropriate measures to improve the rights of children to education (Libya); 21