A/HRC/28/7 114.5 Pursue actions to achieve the Millennium Development Goals (Senegal); 114.6 Pursue this very important work [developing human rights indicators in several key priority areas], which strengthens the human rights implementation on the ground (Portugal); 114.7 Continue to actively implement strategies and programmes for protection and social support of vulnerable groups (Russian Federation); 114.8 Strengthen programmes aiming at the enjoyment of the fundamental rights of the Bolivian people (Benin); 114.9 Introduce gender equality issues, as well as non-discrimination and non-violence due to gender identity and sexual orientation in education programmes, in school regulations and in the training of teachers (Colombia); 114.10 Continue its policy to ensure comprehensive protection of citizens’ economic, social and cultural rights (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 114.11 Continue promoting its accurate social protection programs (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 114.12 Continue its firm social investment policies (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 114.13 Introduce further measures to sustain and reinforce progress made in poverty reduction (Viet Nam); 114.14 Pursue efforts to combat extreme poverty, notably within the framework of the Patriotic Agenda 2025 (Algeria); 114.15 Strengthen its policies and programmes to continue reducing extreme poverty in the country (Cuba); 114.16 Continue its efforts with a view to combating poverty and to make social services accessible for all the components of society (Kuwait); 114.17 Pursue efforts regarding the fight against extreme poverty (Morocco); 114.18 Continue to push forward economic and social development and prioritize eradication of poverty and to further improve the living standards of the people (China); 114.19 Pursue its strategic policy emphasizing the universality of care and access to health services (Equatorial Guinea); 114.20 Guarantee universal access to health services and institutions (Senegal); 114.21 Implement the Strategic National Plan on Sexual and Reproductive Health 2009–2015, including allocating adequate budgetary resources for its full and effective implementation. The Plurinational State of Bolivia should ensure efficient access to information for women and girls about their rights. (Finland); 114.22 Increase its efforts to implement the national literacy programs in peri-urban and rural areas (Equatorial Guinea); 114.23 Continue its efforts in implementing the Plan on Human Rights Education as part of the State ’s human rights education system (Indonesia); 17