A/HRC/44/4 140.211 Ensure the representation of persons belonging to ethnic minority groups in government bodies (France); 140.212 Ratify the Indigenous and Tribal Peoples Convention, 1989 (No. 169), of the International Labour Organization (Honduras); 140.213 Ensure that strategies for the prevention of violent extremism are based on international human rights standards and include a focus on social development, and not just security, which will contribute to social cohesion, and prevent divisions between communities and ethnic groups (Mexico); 140.214 Undertake the measures necessary to ensure the full enjoyment by individuals, including by persons belonging to ethnic minority groups, of their human rights (Poland); 140.215 Provide protection for ethnic and religious minorities against discrimination in education, employment and social services and combat hate speech (Senegal); 140.216 Protect the rights of minorities and marginalized groups, in particular by adopting an anti-discrimination law in line with international standards and by ensuring its application (Switzerland); 140.217 Uphold its obligations under the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination, particularly with respect to minorities, including by improving their economic livelihood opportunities, implementing best practices in policing and protecting the right of all individuals to practice their faith freely through the approval of all religious organizations seeking to register (United States of America); 140.218 Ensure that all children with disabilities have access to quality care services that meet their needs and allocate sufficient human and financial resources for schools to strengthen their access to inclusive education (Bulgaria); 140.219 Establish community-based services for children with intellectual disabilities, with the involvement of the health, education and social sectors (Bulgaria); 140.220 Provide better social services to families and children in difficult situations and rehabilitation programmes for persons with disabilities (Viet Nam); 140.221 Continue advancing in national efforts for comprehensive care for persons with disabilities and older persons (Cuba); 140.222 Facilitate the further employment of persons with disabilities in the labour market (Islamic Republic of Iran); 140.223 Eliminate obstacles for the inclusion of persons with disabilities in order to guarantee that all public buildings, such as schools, hospitals and governmental institutions, are fully accessible (Mexico); 140.224 Create favourable conditions for the active participation of persons with disabilities in political and cultural life and their participation in society as equal members (Montenegro); 140.225 Develop alternative methods of support for persons with mental health conditions and psychosocial disabilities that respect their rights, in line with the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, including by combating institutionalization, stigma, violence and over-medicalization and by providing community-based and people-centred mental health-care services (Portugal); 140.226 Continue its efforts to combat violence against women, children and persons with disabilities (Sudan); 140.227 Continue implementing measures to ensure the rights and improve the quality of life of persons with disabilities (Turkmenistan); 22