A/HRC/44/15 80.77 Revise the Family Life Education curriculum to bring it into line with the updated United Nations technical guidelines on sexuality education and integrate it into all school curricula, including both in junior and senior high schools (Iceland); 80.78 Revise the Family Life Education curriculum to bring it into line with international guidelines and best practices and integrate it into all school curricula (Malaysia); 80.79 Revise the Family Life Education curriculum to bring it into line with the United Nations technical guidelines regarding comprehensive sexuality education and ensure full integration of the curriculum across the school system (Netherlands); 80.80 Work to improve access to sexual and reproductive services, information and education (New Zealand); 80.81 Include support for appropriate sexual and reproductive health and rights programmes and steps to develop comprehensive sexuality education programmes in the sexual and reproductive information and education efforts (New Zealand); 80.82 Ensure that appropriate sexual and reproductive health programmes, including family planning, prevention of HIV and other sexually transmitted infections and of teenage pregnancies, are available to all, without discrimination, and that they are integrated in the next National Development Plan for 2021–2025 with the allocation of sufficient resources (Portugal); 80.83 Incorporate a comprehensive approach to sexual and reproductive health into the next National Development Plan for 2021–2025, including family planning programmes that are accessible to all, and allocate sufficient resources in the annual budget to ensure effective delivery (Fiji) (Iceland) (Malaysia) (Slovenia); 80.84 Ensure that appropriate sexual and reproductive health and rights programmes, including family planning programmes accessible to all, are integrated into the next National Development Plan for 2021–2025 (Luxembourg); 80.85 Continue efforts in order to secure the right to education for all (Tunisia); 80.86 Continue to strengthen its accurate educational policies to guarantee quality education for all (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 80.87 Enhance the participation of women in community resilience, political leadership as well as in productive employment (Nepal); 80.88 (Iraq); Develop policies and programmes for empowerment of women 80.89 Continue efforts to protect and empower women and children, specifically in the areas of gender and family violence, and maternal and child mortality (New Zealand); 80.90 Specifically outline measures to reduce family and gender violence, as well as maternal and child mortality, in national planning (New Zealand); 80.91 Amend legal provisions that prevent equal rights between women and men to confer nationality to children and spouses, particularly articles 21 and 22 of the Constitution and the Citizenship Act 1979 (Mexico); 80.92 Continue efforts to promote gender equality (Tunisia); 80.93 Eliminate laws that discriminate against women and girls, including the paternal transfer of citizenship to the exclusion of maternal transfer, and take steps to increase women’s economic empowerment by reducing economic 16