A/HRC/40/11 151.169 Utilize information technology opportunities for the youth (India); for creating employment 151.170 Intensify measures to improve working conditions, security and safety, and further improve education on individual and collective rights for migrant workers (Viet Nam); 151.171 Continue guaranteeing access to health-care services, in line with target 3.7 of the Sustainable Development Goals (Peru); 151.172 Undertake further measures to realize universal health coverage (Thailand); 151.173 Continue efforts in eradicating AIDS by increasing access to affordable first and second-line antiretroviral treatment (Viet Nam); 151.174 Continue implementing initiatives to reduce the incidence of communicable diseases (Cuba); 151.175 Continue efforts to improve the quality of health-care services and to increase allocations for health in the national budget (State of Palestine); 151.176 Enhance further access to health services including facilitating greater access to mental health and neonatal health care (Indonesia); 151.177 Continue to improve its national health-care system and ensure access to quality health care (Kuwait); 151.178 Pursue its effort to improve the coverage of and accessibility to health care, especially for vulnerable groups as well as people in remote and rural areas (Mauritius); 151.179 Make greater effort to improve health care (Oman); 151.180 Continue introducing and implementing measures to improve the situation of women, especially access to health care (Morocco); 151.181 Continue its efforts in promoting social and economic rights, particularly in health-care services (Islamic Republic of Iran); 151.182 Update the current reproductive health and social education syllabus to include, inter alia, education on healthy and respectful family life and interpersonal relationships, human rights, violence and gender-based violence, consent and bodily integrity, in line with United Nations technical guidelines on education (Slovenia); 151.183 Update the current reproductive health and social education syllabus to include education on health and respectful family life and interpersonal relationships, including on consent and bodily integrity, in line with the United Nations technical guidelines (Iceland); 151.184 Continue efforts to increase family planning and reproductive health services in both urban and rural areas (Tunisia); 151.185 Make the necessary efforts in implementing the fight against HIV/AIDS (Chad); 151.186 Strengthen efforts to reduce maternal mortality, through improved access to maternal health-care services (Sri Lanka); 151.187 Take effective measures to ensure that unmarried women and vulnerable groups have access to sexual and reproductive health care in government health centres (Fiji); 151.188 Continue its efforts to provide education opportunities for all children, particularly those belonging to vulnerable groups (Qatar); 151.189 Continue to improve access to quality education by ensuring that its technical and vocational education institutions are well resourced (Singapore); 20