A/HRC/40/11 151.149 Ensure all foreign workers have the right to full access to justice and legal remedies (Bangladesh); 151.150 Amend all provisions of the federal Constitution that deny women equal rights with respect to the transmission of their nationality to their children (Belgium); 151.151 Take steps to harmonize laws and policies on nationality to ensure equal rights for Malaysian women and men in all situations (Haiti); 151.152 Protect the right to nationality and prevent statelessness of children born to Malaysian citizens by removing restrictions thereof (Kenya); 151.153 Provide active support to vulnerable groups of the population – elderly persons, persons with disabilities, single mothers and indigenous population – and facilitate the broadening of their rights and opportunities through education and training in skills in demand in order to develop human potential (Russian Federation); 151.154 Expand its existing economic empowerment programmes to cover more groups of vulnerable women, such as single mothers and indigenous women (Singapore); 151.155 Continue its development efforts to raise the level of health care and improve education services in all regions of the country (Yemen); 151.156 Continue ensuring the right to basic standards of health, education, nutrition and welfare of the entire population (Kuwait); 151.157 Not to relent in its efforts to improve the socioeconomic well-being of its people (Nigeria); 151.158 Continue its efforts to achieve sustainable and balanced development, and to focus on the implementation of the eleventh Malaysia Plan 2016–2020 to provide adequate housing for all while continuing to support low-income families (Qatar); 151.159 Exert further effort in order to support the societal sectors in need of adequate shelter (Oman); 151.160 Take further measures to protect social rights, including the rights of children, women and persons with disabilities (Uzbekistan); 151.161 Continue the implementation of social protection programmes designed to reduce poverty (Syrian Arab Republic); 151.162 Continue to take further efforts and initiatives in the social and economic area aimed to eradicate poverty and to improve living standard of Malaysian people (Russian Federation); 151.163 Continue implementing programmes to eradicate poverty (Saudi Arabia); 151.164 Continue to support the poor groups and continue efforts to eliminate poverty in the framework of the 2030 Agenda (United Arab Emirates); 151.165 Continue realization of the strategies to eradicate poverty and improving the social protection of citizens (Belarus); 151.166 Continue placing poverty alleviation as one of its national priorities to promote sustainable economic and social development (Indonesia); 151.167 Share its experiences and lessons learned on poverty eradication with ASEAN countries through bilateral and multilateral mechanisms (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 151.168 Continue implementing the accepted recommendations with a special focus on the elimination of poverty and strengthening women’s participation in political and social affairs (Lebanon); 19