A/HRC/36/10 161.178 Continue its efforts to ensure that the universal health-care scheme covers disadvantaged groups, including persons with disabilities and persons living in remote rural areas, who still face obstacles in accessing basic healthcare services (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 161.179 Continue furthering the sexual and reproductive health and rights of all women by immediately putting an end to camp-based sterilization operations in accordance with the Supreme Court order of 14 September 2016, by ensuring all women access to counselling on and access to the full range of modern contraceptives in a voluntary, safe and quality manner, and by providing comprehensive sexuality education (Finland); 161.180 Redouble its efforts in maternal health, sexual and reproductive health and comprehensive contraceptive services (Colombia); 161.181 (Iraq); Increase the government expenditure in the field of education 161.182 Continue its efforts to ensure that all children have access to education at all levels and all categories (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 161.183 Continue to take steps to provide inclusive and quality education for all (Myanmar); 161.184 Continue its efforts in implementing its comprehensive policies to ensure quality education for all children (Qatar); 161.185 Promote children’s right to education, especially education on climate change adaptation and mitigation (Viet Nam); 161.186 Step up its efforts to carry out the second phase of its Education for All programmes to focus on providing affordable and quality secondary education in the country (Brunei Darussalam); 161.187 Increase investment in universal, mandatory and free education by giving priority to measures to eradicate discrimination and exclusion that affect girls, children with disabilities, Dalits and marginalized persons (Mexico); 161.188 Accept more efforts to increase girls’ secondary education, including ensuring that schools are girl-friendly in all parameters (Kyrgyzstan); 161.189 Continue to ensure access to education for all, especially children of scheduled castes and tribes (Holy See); 161.190 Strengthen the integration of the gender perspective in the formulation and implementation of policies (Colombia); 161.191 Ensure implementation of the Gender Budgeting Scheme in all states and union territories (South Africa); 161.192 Continue incorporating the gender perspective in the design and implementation of policies, and guarantee that the development agenda pays equal attention to the concerns of women (Cuba); 161.193 Redouble efforts on ensuring gender equality and take measures to prevent gender discrimination (Timor-Leste); 161.194 Continue its efforts to ensure women’s equal participation in the workforce and generate employment opportunities for women in rural areas (State of Palestine); 161.195 Take urgent measures to put an end to harmful traditional practices such as so-called “honour killings”, selective abortion on the basis of the sex of the fetus, sati, devadasi, early and enforced marriage, bringing the perpetrators to justice and guaranteeing assistance for victims (Argentina); 21