A/HRC/37/12 146.106 Strengthen the efforts to ensure inclusive education without discrimination for children with disabilities, and guide all cantons to refrain from a segregated approach in this context (Israel); 146.107 Continue with the inclusive approach towards children with disabilities, especially in education, as well as increase awareness and training efforts for companies and service providers on the treatment of persons with disabilities and their access to all places, for example, that of persons with guide-dogs (Mexico); 146.108 Continue efforts to ensure that children with disabilities had access to early childhood education and care, early development programmes and inclusive vocational training opportunities in all cantons (Maldives); 146.109 Continue implementing national policies related to persons with disabilities (Libya); 146.110 Take further measures to bring down the wide pay gap that still exists between men and women in the workplace, reportedly reaching as high as 30 per cent, by assisting women to reconcile work and family life (Israel); 146.111 Continue implementing measures to eliminate wage inequalities between the genders (Cuba); 146.112 Continue with efforts to effectively address gender pay gap and ensure equal pay for work of equal value in public and private sector and report on the results in the following universal periodic review cycle (Slovenia); 146.113 Eliminate the gender wage gap, and ensure an equal salary for men and women for the same work (Lebanon); 146.114 Continue in the process of promoting and protecting the rights of members belonging to minority groups (Serbia); 146.115 Continue with efforts to overcome obstacles faced by the Yenish, Manush, Sinti and Roma in accessing education and preserving their language and lifestyle (Peru); 146.116 Protect effectively the rights of refugees and migrants and adopt concrete measures to combat and prevent xenophobic violence (China); 146.117 Continue to examine all potential risks of human rights violations which rejected asylum seekers may face when they are deported to other countries, especially in cases where asylum seekers’ children are concerned (Republic of Korea); 146.118 Ensure full application of the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees (Afghanistan); 146.119 Accelerate significantly asylum procedures and ensure that they respect the principles of the rule of law (Central African Republic); 146.120 Resolve the problem of lack of capacity in existing centres for registration and processing of asylum applications as well as ensure publication of information on administrative detention of migrants at the federal level (Russian Federation); 146.121 Formalize the statelessness determination procedure and ensure the procedure is fair, effective and accessible to all persons in Switzerland regardless of their legal status; ensure that the definition of “statelessness person” is fully consistent with the definition provided in the 1954 Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons (Hungary). 147. The following recommendations will be examined by Switzerland which will provide responses in due time, but no later than the thirty-seventh session of the Human Rights Council: 16 GE.17-23483