A/HRC/41/6 125.113 Continue ongoing measures to tackle the gender wage gap between women and men (Myanmar); 125.114 Continue to promote sustainable economic and social development to eliminate poverty and raise people’s living standards (China); 125.115 Redouble its efforts to decrease poverty, namely through the strengthening of its Ethical Family Income programme (Indonesia); 125.116 Make additional efforts in order to reduce poverty in some population groups (Iraq); 125.117 Ensure that the benefits of the tourism industry, particularly on Easter Island, are inclusive (Myanmar); 125.118 Continue efforts to combat poverty (Morocco); 125.119 Develop a comprehensive and targeted poverty eradication strategy and link it to efforts to implement the Sustainable Development Goals (Qatar); 125.120 Take steps to ensure the availability of safe drinking water and sanitation, particularly for those in rural areas (Bahamas); 125.121 Improve nationwide access to water-treatment plants and strengthen the relevant regulatory authorities (Germany); 125.122 Conduct sustained public information and awareness-raising campaigns, targeting youth, to combat the rise in HIV infections as well as stigma and discrimination (Bahamas); 125.123 Fully implement the special health-care programme for indigenous peoples, based on equity, interculturality and participation in their health (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 125.124 Provide medical services at low prices, particularly to assist persons with disabilities and older persons (Saudi Arabia); 125.125 Provide programmes on sexual education in schools and prevention campaigns with the support of civil society (France); 125.126 Extend the scope of Act No. 21.030 to decriminalize abortion in all cases and apply strict justification requirements to prevent the blanket use of conscientious objection (Belgium); 125.127 Ensure that public health establishments have at least one team qualified to provide abortion services that does not plead “conscientious objection” (Denmark); 125.128 Guarantee access to health services for women wishing to abort in cases prescribed by law (France); 125.129 Eliminate remaining barriers to women’s access to safe and legal abortion (Germany); 125.130 Eliminate existing barriers that deny women access to safe and legal voluntary termination of pregnancy and introduce stricter justification requirements to prevent the blanket use by medical institutions and practitioners of conscientious objection (Iceland); 125.131 Revise abortion legislation in accordance with the recommendations of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, especially with regard to rules on conscientious objection to ensure the protection of access to legal abortion (Norway); 125.132 Extend the scope of Act No. 21.030 to decriminalize abortion in all cases and apply strict justification requirements to prevent the blanket use of conscientious objection (Slovenia); 16