A/HRC/27/13 134.80 Continue efforts aimed at improving access to malaria diagnosis and related treatment by 2020 (Algeria); 134.81 Continue to ensure that all pregnant women are provided with diagnosis for HIV/AIDS and access to antiretroviral treatment free of charge, in order to prevent mother-to-child transmission (Thailand); 134.82 Improve access to free health care in remote areas (Libya); 134.83 Allocate a major proportion of its budget to public health, emphasizing the supply of safe drinking water and sanitation services (Spain); 134.84 Take all necessary measures to improve women’s access to reproductive health and related services (Armenia); 134.85 Continue taking measures aimed to stop the spread of HIV/AIDS and to prevent mother-to-child transmission (Colombia); 134.86 Step up its efforts to increase enrolment and completion rates for primary and secondary schools, especially for girls (Thailand); 134.87 Continue to guarantee the allocation of adequate resources for the effective implementation of educational programmes, and intensify its efforts to address low enrolment rates in primary and basic education (Egypt); 134.88 Intensify efforts to ensure access to education, including efforts to increase enrolment and completion rates (Ethiopia); 134.89 Implement the National Plan for Education for All effectively and take urgent steps to address the root causes of the high dropout rate for girls (Ghana); 134.90 Continue to improve its education system and ensure access to quality education for all, in cooperation with UNESCO (Singapore); 134.91 Continue efforts to decrease female dropout rates from school by implementing more measures (South Sudan); 134.92 Strengthen efforts to ensure access to education in all areas of the country, including rural areas (Sudan); 134.93 Consider pursuing a policy aimed at capacity-building to develop the country’s cultural sector (Egypt); 134.94 Strengthen the adoption of measures aimed at ensuring greater education coverage (Colombia); 134.95 Continue efforts to improve education and raise school enrolment at the primary level (China); 134.96 Continue strengthening its correct education policies as well as the social protection programmes which are being implemented, with a view to providing the best standard of living for its people (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 134.97 Continue its efforts to increase school attendance rates and solve the issues of access to educational establishments, without overlooking the need to continually monitor the implementation of the sectoral action plan to promote women and gender equality (Angola); 134.98 Continue strengthening the social protection programmes adopted for persons with disabilities (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 18