A/HRC/42/10 126.147 Comply with its obligations arising from human rights treaties that it ratified (Ukraine); 126.148 Ensure the full realization of civil and political rights, including the possibility for all its citizens to communicate freely, directly, safely and regularly with their family members and others, even if they live in other countries, without any interference other than justified exemptions which are in line with the international human rights law and standards (Finland); 126.149 Continue to cooperate with the Republic of Korea to fundamentally resolve the issue of separated families, including the implementation of the relevant commitments made at the inter-Korean summits (Republic of Korea); 126.150 Remove the barriers to access to education and health and provide genuinely free education and health services for its entire population (Afghanistan); 126.151 Increase people’s access to food, health care, education and adequate housing throughout the country (Cambodia); 126.152 Continue to make efforts to develop education and health care, to better protect people’s right to education and right to health (China); 126.153 Develop a strategy to ensure more equal access to the rights to health, education and an adequate standard of living in rural areas (Costa Rica); 126.154 Ensure the protection of the rights to food, health, water and sanitation, as previously recommended (Ukraine); 126.155 Enhance measures to ensure the availability and accessibility of essential services for all and the enjoyment of rights by women, children and persons with disabilities (Nepal); 126.156 Continue to guarantee access to education, food and health for its people, especially those most in need (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 126.157 Intensify efforts in ensuring the rights to food and health for all people in the country, with priorities given to vulnerable or specific groups such as children, women, persons with disabilities and older persons (Thailand); 126.158 Continue the implementation of the food administration policy of the State (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 126.159 Continue to strengthen measures that ensure access to food for the entire population (Chile); 126.160 Take necessary measures to combat food insecurity and malnutrition, which affect millions of persons, including in particular children, women and older persons as well as other vulnerable groups (Ecuador); 126.161 Further ensure that access to food in the country is free from discrimination and that public distribution of food covers marginalized and most vulnerable groups (Finland); 126.162 Take concrete measure and means to fight against poverty (Cambodia); 126.163 Take further measures to reduce inequalities in access to health care, at an affordable cost (Algeria); 126.164 Strengthen its positive actions to further reduce the infant mortality and malnutrition rates in the country (Cuba); 126.165 Continue the development of the health sector and achieve universal health care (Egypt); 126.166 Continue its initiatives to improve public health services, in line with the right to health (Nicaragua); 18