A/HRC/32/5 120.152 Strengthen health care and consider the possibility of providing mobile clinics for Bedouins (Egypt); 120.153 Facilitate high education and free education to all school-aged children (Egypt); 120.154 Continue to facilitate free access to education for both boys and girls (Ukraine); 120.155 Expand access to education for children and youth, and provide vocational training as a means to improve their future employability (Malaysia); 120.156 Ensure that all children between 4 and 18 years of age have access to education without gender discrimination, in accordance with Article 2 of the Constitution of Niger as well as Articles 2 and 28 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Canada); 120.157 Ensure the equal right to quality education for young mothers and married girls (Slovenia); 120.158 Ensure the education and training of girls and women, including access to education on sexual and reproductive health (Switzerland); 120.159 Include human rights education in all curricula and school systems (Morocco);1 120.160 Continue efforts to increase the school enrolment rate and literacy among nomadic populations (Algeria); 120.161 Continue to implement the National Social Welfare Policy for Persons with Disabilities (Pakistan); 120.162 Enhance the protection of migrants and refugees by implementing the law on human trafficking and enhancing the operational capacities of the Commission Nationale d’Eligibilité au Statut de Réfugié and the Agence Nationale de Lutte contre la traite des Personnes (Germany); 120.163 Strengthen safety and protection measures for the exploitation of natural resources, in order to rigorously protect the environment and the health and rights of local residents, and in line with the United Nations Guiding Principles of Business and Human Rights (Slovenia); 120.164 Ensure that business companies, particularly those working in mining, respect the human rights, following the guiding principles on business and human rights (Switzerland). 121. The following recommendations will be examined by Niger, which will provide responses in due time, but no later than the thirty-second session of the Human Rights Council in June 2016: 121.1 Refrain from criminalizing the legitimate activities of human rights defenders and repeal or amend all laws and policies which restrict their activities and rights, including by ensuring that anti-terrorism legislation is not misused (Netherlands); 1 24 The recommendation as read in the meeting was: “Include human rights education at all levels of the school system.” GE.16-05960