A/HRC/28/11 134.136 Continue to promote the role of women in society in order to ensure their integration into political life (Timor-Leste); 134.137 Adopt practical measures to ensure the right to peaceful assembly guaranteeing the proportionality in the use of force by security forces (Spain); 134.138 Continue to improve standards of living; ensure broad public access to quality education and health services (Uzbekistan); 134.139 Continue to improve infrastructure and public services, especially medical and educational facilities in the rural areas (Thailand); 134.140 Promote and protect the rights of peasants and other people working in rural areas (Bolivia (Plurinational State of)); 134.141 Ensure that its housing policy is drafted and implemented in accordance with international human rights standards, including access to an effective remedy and adequate compensation, and that the necessary assistance is provided to all evicted persons (Germany); 134.142 Intensify efforts to achieve further gains in the areas of poverty reduction, especially focusing on providing necessary resources to realize the right to adequate housing and improving the living conditions of the people in rural areas (Sri Lanka); 134.143 Continue actions to improve compliance with the human right to water, in the framework of General Assembly resolution 64/292 (Bolivia (Plurinational State of)); 134.144 Develop a strategic plan for the supply of water and sanitation, in particular for rural communities (Spain); 134.145 Continue to intensify endeavours for combating poverty at local level and for integration of vulnerable population into the economy (United Republic of Tanzania); 134.146 Further advance in eradicating poverty through its accurate social policies to increase the quality of life of its people, particularly of the most vulnerable (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 134.147 Continue its decisive efforts to make progress in fighting poverty and in overcoming social inequity (Belarus); 134.148 Continue to increase human and financial resources allocated by the Government to fight poverty and improve services in the fields of health and education (Cabo Verde); 134.149 Continue to improve and implement the poverty reduction strategy with the emphasis on lifting vulnerable groups, like women in rural areas, out of poverty (China); 134.150 Keep the fight against poverty, in particular through the implementation of the integrated municipal rural-development and povertycontrol programs (Cuba); 134.151 Increase its efforts in protecting the human rights of the poor and the disadvantaged, particularly women and children (Holy See); 134.152 Strengthen its efforts to combat hunger and poverty in the country (Iran (Islamic Republic of)); 22