A/HRC/43/4 148.248 Continue its efforts to protect children’s rights through criminalization of the live-streaming of child abuse as well as preventing child abuse (Islamic Republic of Iran); 148.249 Strengthen the role of the National Observatory for Children and provide it with the necessary resources and an adequate legislative framework (Algeria); 148.250 Improve social inclusion as well as access to education for vulnerable populations, in particular refugees and migrant children (Angola); 148.251 Strengthen efforts to combat absolute poverty among children, and measures to effectively combat and prevent educational poverty (Qatar); 148.252 Continue strengthening the role and capacities of institutions for the protection of the rights of the child (Republic of Moldova); 148.253 Seek humane alternatives to forceful evictions of members of Roma, Sinti, and the nomadic Camminanti communities from unauthorized camps and prevent local authorities from mistreating members of these groups (United States of America); 148.254 Fully implement the recommendations made by the Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent (Bahamas); 148.255 Continue the efforts to integrate Roma, migrants, and other minorities, their access to education, health care, employment and housing, as well as their participation in political and social life (Cuba); 148.256 Take concrete steps to ensure that the national Roma strategy is implemented on the national and local levels, allocate sufficient funds for its implementation and ensure a follow-up once the current strategy expires (Germany); 148.257 Develop a legal framework to effectively protect ethnic minorities from homelessness in the context of camp evictions (Germany); 148.258 Continue with the ongoing efforts to protect the economic, social and cultural rights of minority groups, in particular Roma, Sinti and Camminanti, and ensure that perpetrators of acts of violence and discrimination against them are brought to justice (Ghana); 148.259 Further protect and promote the rights of minorities in the country (Armenia); 148.260 Continue efforts to promote the rights and integration of persons with disabilities (Turkmenistan); 148.261 Take concrete measures to officially recognize Italian Sign Language at the national level (Haiti); 148.262 Improve accessibility and inclusion for people with disabilities, by ensuring compliance with national accessibility standards and enacting legislation to address communication barriers (New Zealand); 148.263 Continue strengthening the country’s capacity to address the migration phenomenon, with emphasis on the protection of refugees and migrants – particularly the most vulnerable – in accordance with international law (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 148.264 Dedicate special attention to the situation of vulnerability of migrant women and girls and expand the criteria to grant humanitarian protection as a complement to the status of refugee (Spain); 148.265 Strengthen the measures to protect the rights of migrants and asylum seekers to improve their living conditions, particularly when it comes to integration (Switzerland); 23