A/HRC/24/11 128.73. Continue its efforts to improve access to health services for indigenous peoples (Burundi); 128.74. Ensure the right to health, and an adequate standard of living for the First Nations, Metis and Inuit (Namibia); 128.75. Continue to promote the empowerment of Aboriginal peoples, primarily through the protection of their lands, their education and their health (Holy See);1 128.76. Continue its efforts to develop and implement sustainable solutions engaging relevant provincial government, as well as representatives of Aboriginals, on issues such as guaranteeing the property rights for Aboriginals and their participation on issues related to natural resources development (Republic of Korea); 128.77. Address the issues raised by the Special Rapporteur on the right to food concerning the deep and severe food insecurity faced by Aboriginal peoples across Canada living both on and off reserves, in remote and urban areas, especially for children (Namibia); 128.78. Take further measures to increase the political representation of indigenous peoples, and expand the dialogue with these communities so that they can better represent their perspectives in the decision-making process (Morocco); 128.79. Continue its work to advance equality for women and to promote their full participation in all fields (Jordan); 128.80. Ensure effective implementation of CEDAW at the federal, provincial and territorial levels with particular attention to Aboriginal women and girls (Turkey); 128.81. Continue its laudable efforts to fight all forms of violence against women and girls (Botswana); 128.82. Continue fighting violence against women and girls so as to incite the majority of states to follow suit (Côte d'Ivoire); 128.83. Continue its efforts to prevent and punish all forms of violence against women and girls, particularly indigenous women and girls (Peru); 128.84. Take all appropriate measures to address violence against indigenous women (Sweden); 128.85. Take effective measures to combat violence against Aboriginal girls and women (Cape Verde); 128.86. Put an end to all forms of violence against Aboriginal women and girls (Honduras); 128.87. All necessary measures be taken to address all forms of violence against Aboriginal women and girls (India); 128.88. Expand services and support to prevent violence and discrimination against Aboriginal women and girls (United States of America); 1 The recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue: ‘Continue to promote the emancipation of Aboriginal peoples, primarily through the protection of their lands, their education and their health (Holy See)’ 19