A/HRC/41/5 136.161 Guarantee equal access to education for women and girls, and combat harmful practices, such as forced and early marriage (Uruguay); 136.162 Implement all necessary actions to provide girls with education (Cyprus); 136.163 Continue efforts to provide education and care for children with disabilities (Yemen); 136.164 Increase the resources allocated to education, and introduce the culture of teaching human rights during each school cycle (Angola); 136.165 Take the necessary measures to protect schools and other educational establishments, in accordance with the Safe Schools Declaration (Argentina); 136.166 Continue the effective implementation of the national education strategic plan until 2021 in order to improve schooling levels, in particular enhancing literacy programmes (Cuba); 136.167 Take concrete steps to realize the right to education for girls by ending discriminatory practices (Hungary); 136.168 Pursue and strengthen measures to ensure equal access to quality education for all, especially for girls in rural areas, and combat barriers to education due to insecurity (Djibouti); 136.169 Continue efforts towards free and compulsory education (Tunisia); 136.170 Adopt targeted measures to ensure that education is truly compulsory through the effective implementation of legislation restricting child labour and by ensuring access to education for all in a safe environment (Greece); 136.171 Continue its efforts to achieve equal opportunities in the right to education, particularly for women and girls (Tunisia); 136.172 Ensure quality education for all children, including improving access to education for girls in all regions of the country (Estonia); 136.173 Take further steps to ensure access to education for all in a safe environment, with particular focus on girls and women, internally displaced persons and persons with disabilities (Georgia); 136.174 Take concrete steps to realize the right to primary and secondary education for girls by ending discriminatory practices, recruiting more female teachers and ensuring that all schools have adequate boundary walls, toilets and access to safe water (Iceland); 136.175 Continue ongoing measures towards access to better health care and affordable education (India); 136.176 Take specific measures to improve access to education, and give special attention to challenges faced by vulnerable groups, including girls, women and persons with disabilities, to complete their education (Mauritius); 136.177 Strengthen literacy programmes and access to education in a safe environment, with particular attention to girls, boys and women, internally displaced persons and persons with disabilities (Mexico); 136.178 Address challenges to increase girls’ access to education (Myanmar); 136.179 Ensure the protection of schools, education and pupils in accordance with Afghanistan’s commitment as a signatory of the Safe Schools Declaration (Norway); 136.180 Step up efforts in addressing barriers to education, especially for women and girls (Philippines); 20