A/HRC/28/8 99.77 Take further steps to implement the Strategic Development Plan (Kuwait); 99.78 Continue to strengthen the implementation of the rights to drinking water and sanitation for the whole population, especially for rural communities (Spain); 99.79 Further strengthen measures to ensure equal access to health services for all, while giving special attention to the needs of children, women and the elderly (Sri Lanka); 99.80 Consider mainstreaming sexual and reproductive health education in schools and improving access to contraception for adults and young people (Slovenia); 99.81 Continue consolidating its successful educational programmes, which provide the whole population with free access to quality education for the purpose of developing an integrated education system based on the principles of accessibility and quality (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 99.82 Continue its efforts to provide free education for primary and secondary school students (Malaysia); 99.83 Continue to improve its education system and ensure access to quality education for all (Singapore); 99.84 Adopt specific measures to combat discrimination against children with disabilities in accessing an inclusive education (Spain); 99.85 Continue promoting awareness and empowerment policies for persons with disabilities (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 99.86 Continue implementing the national policy for persons with disabilities which lays out the fundamental pillars of development to ensure that an integrative society can truly take root (Cuba). 100. The following recommendations enjoy the support of Fiji, which considers that they have already been implemented or are in the process of implementation: 100.1 Move on speedily to the ratification and/or application of human rights instruments, particularly the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (Chile); 100.2 Transpose these international instruments, the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and its first Optional Protocol, the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment and its Optional Protocol, the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, into domestic law strengthening among others legislative protection from gender violence and all forms of discrimination, particularly against women, children and on the ground of sexual orientation (Chile); 100.3 Ensure that articles on human rights in the new Constitution fully comply with international standards on promotion and protection of human rights (Uruguay); 100.4 Pass legislation to criminalize violence against women (Sierra Leone); 100.5 Repeal the right “to administer reasonable punishment” in the Juveniles Act 1974 and prohibit all corporal punishment of children, including in the home (Germany); 19