A/HRC/22/15 116.70. Continue to increase the coverage of identification and birth registration services, including in the rural jungle areas (Chile); 116.71. Continue to drive forward the Programme on Access of the Population to Identity, with a focus on women and children, in particular in the jungle area, through measures such as free National Identity Document (DNI) for the vulnerable population, and continue enabling them to travel to obtain DNIs (Venezuela (Bolivarian republic of)); 116.72. Continue efforts to protect human rights defenders from threats and intimidation to ensure they can perform their functions properly (Australia); 116.73. Consider taking the necessary steps to eliminate any legal provisions that may be viewed as limiting freedom of expression (Poland); 116.74. Engage constructively with human rights defenders in seeking solutions to address human rights problems (Netherlands) 5; 116.75. Strengthen its efforts to eliminate wage gap between men and women in the labour market (Bangladesh); 116.76. Guarantee equal remuneration for men and women for work of equal value (Republic of Moldova); 116.77. Ensure the effective implementation of national law and policy relevant to domestic workers, including the Domestic Workers Act (Kyrgyzstan); 116.78. Continue to engage in poverty elimination to narrow the gap between its cities and rural areas and raise people’s living standards (China); 116.79. Continue to implement policies and programmes aimed at reducing poverty, in particular extreme poverty (Cuba); 116.80. Continue its efforts in order to eliminate poverty and extreme poverty (Algeria); 116.81. Deepen and extend its social policies in order to eradicate extreme poverty, in particular in the rural area (Brazil); 116.82. Continue with its efforts aimed at eradicating poverty and extreme poverty, in particular in the rural areas (Chile); 116.83. Continue its efforts to eradicate poverty and extreme poverty particularly in rural areas (Greece); 116.84. Continue its efforts aimed at eradicating poverty and extreme poverty, with a special attention to rural areas (Morocco); 116.85. Continue to develop and strengthen actions aimed at eradicating poverty and public policies to guarantee access to economic and social welfare to all the population (Ecuador)6; 5 6 20 The recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue:“Repeal criminal defamation laws in order to combat reprisals against the journalists and human rights defenders; and to engage constructively with human rights defenders in seeking solutions to address human rights problems (Netherlands)”; The recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue: “Continue to develop and strengthen actions aimed at eradicating poverty and public policies to guarantee equal wealth distribution for all