A/HRC/43/4 148.172 Increase the number of labour inspectors, especially in rural areas, to combat labour exploitation of migrants (Turkey); 148.173 Further promote equal opportunities for women and address genderbased discrimination in the public and private sectors, with a view to closing the gender wage gap and enhancing career development for women (Thailand); 148.174 Take further measures to address the gender wage gap, noting the prevalence of women in part-time and low-paid jobs (Australia); 148.175 Consider bridging the wage gap between men and women in the labour market and ensure that men and women are given equal employment opportunities (Ghana); 148.176 Take further measures to address the problem of unemployment, paying particular attention to vulnerable groups, including women and persons with disabilities (Belarus); 148.177 Give continuity to policies aimed at promoting youth employment with a gender focus, in the public sector as well as in the private sector (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 148.178 Promote access to employment for persons with disabilities (Gabon); 148.179 Continue addressing unemployment and agricultural labour issues effectively, paying particular attention to vulnerable groups (India); 148.180 Modify the relevant laws and regulations to address effectively youth unemployment (Islamic Republic of Iran); 148.181 Further continue to work to achieve full employment for all (Kyrgyzstan); 148.182 Allocate sufficient financial resources and implement programmes to further promote employment among those living with disabilities (Malaysia); 148.183 Improve great participation of persons with disabilities in the labour market (Angola); 148.184 Take measures to combat unemployment, especially with regard to young people, women and minority groups (Mauritius); 148.185 Keep promoting measures to ensure that persons with disabilities have access to jobs (Peru); 148.186 Continue with the implementation of the National Sustainable Development Strategy 2018 and exchange good practices in implementing the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (Jordan); 148.187 Continue measures on minimum income to eradicate poverty, inequality and social exclusion (Libya); 148.188 Take necessary measures to protect vulnerable groups and provide means for their inclusion into society, such as Roma (Turkey); 148.189 Continue the social inclusion programmes for minorities and strengthening the rights of vulnerable groups (Bhutan); 148.190 Strengthen efforts to ensure the promotion and protection of the rights of peoples belonging to vulnerable groups, including migrants and ethnic minorities (Viet Nam); 148.191 Review and strengthen legislative and administrative measures and policies aimed at addressing poverty, particularly poverty among children, persons with disabilities, and minorities (Botswana); 148.192 Continue consolidating the social plans and programmes provided in the Citizen Fund for Income (Dominican Republic); 19