A/HRC/43/11 146.161 Take further action to prevent the forced eviction of migrants and ensure that, where necessary, evictions take place in accordance with the law (Australia); 146.162 Implement additional measures to ensure greater access to water and sanitation in all provinces (Dominican Republic); 146.163 Continue to take concrete measures on access to drinking water and develop adequate programmes and policies for building infrastructure for the supply of water for irrigation and livestock management (India); 146.164 Increase its efforts to ensure equity in access to water and sanitation, thereby reducing the gap between rural and urban areas in the enjoyment of these rights (Spain); 146.165 Continue to promote the health-care sector and ensure access to health-care services for all citizens without discrimination (Djibouti); 146.166 Strengthen its efforts to ensure universal coverage for basic healthcare services (Japan); 146.167 Continue efforts to guarantee that the right to health is universal and free (Nicaragua); 146.168 Accelerate efforts to guarantee universal access to basic health-care services (Morocco); 146.169 Develop a costed plan to ensure universal access to basic health-care services supported by qualified medical personnel, including in rural areas (Seychelles); 146.170 Pursue efforts to ensure universal access to basic health-care services, particularly by allocating more resources to the health-care sector while also improving infrastructure and expanding the availability of health-care facilities with qualified medical staff in rural areas (Algeria); 146.171 Continue the policies of free health-care coverage and the supply of essential, accessible and safe medicines, in line with the objective of Sustainable Development Goal 3 (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 146.172 Improve infrastructure and health-care facilities, especially in rural areas (Malaysia); 146.173 Take concrete measures, including the allocation of sufficient funds, to ensure access to adequate health care for all, including women and those in vulnerable situations such as poor persons, children and migrants (Sweden); 146.174 Continue the implementation of existing programmes aimed at reducing child mortality and morbidity rates, including by improving the skills of midwives and adopting quality standards for maternal and newborn care (Belarus); 146.175 Implement concrete actions to reduce the high percentage of infant and maternal mortality and teenage pregnancy (Costa Rica); 146.176 Increase efforts to ensure universal access to basic health-care services, including by allocating sufficient resources to the health-care sector (Malaysia); 146.177 Bring its legislation, including article 158 of the Penal Code, in line with article 14 (2) (c) of the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights on the Rights of Women in Africa (the Maputo Protocol) on access to abortion (Denmark); 146.178 Amend the Penal Code to decriminalize abortion in all cases, enhance access for women to inclusive health-care services by trained personnel and ensure that all women and girls have access to affordable and modern forms of contraception (Iceland); 19