A/HRC/42/9 104.82 Continue strengthening its successful social programmes in the fight against poverty, exclusion and social inequality, with an emphasis on employment, education, health and food, particularly in the most vulnerable areas (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 104.83 Continue to strengthen the social security system and meet the living needs of vulnerable groups, including old people and persons with disabilities (China); 104.84 Continue implementation of a road map to be devised within the national action plan with the aim of eliminating violence against children, child labour and child pregnancy, along with reducing poverty and social and territorial inequality and discrimination (Turkey); 104.85 Strengthen the positive public assistance programmes which provide necessary public support to people in need (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 104.86 Make continued efforts to ensure adequate health care is accessible to all segments of Dominican society (Guyana); 104.87 Continue to improve its national health care system and ensure access to quality health care for all (Kyrgyzstan); 104.88 Promote increased access to the health insurance scheme for mothers and infants, ensuring more affordable prenatal and postnatal care for all Dominican mothers through increased awareness (Maldives); 104.89 Reinforce its positive actions to improve access to and quality services of health and education in the country for a better standard of living of its population (Cuba); 104.90 Guarantee by law the right to education of children with special needs and apply an inclusive approach to incorporate them in the general education system (Costa Rica); 104.91 Continue to deliver quality education for all children (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 104.92 Promote human rights awareness-raising activities among citizens (Myanmar); 104.93 Take further steps to protect the rights of women and children, especially by strengthening support services (Australia); 104.94 Promote the protection of women and girls against gender-based violence (Barbados); 104.95 Implement a public advocacy campaign to combat sexual violence against women and children, including appropriate training for law enforcement, educators, and medical personnel, as well as effective support and accountability for victims (Canada); 104.96 Prioritize conducting a study on the prevalence of gender violence (Costa Rica); 104.97 Continue efforts aimed at sensitizing the public on gender issues and strengthening systems for prevention of and response to gender-based violence (Georgia); 104.98 Implement measures to eliminate violence and discrimination against women, including the amended domestic violence act, strengthen the functioning of the Bureau of Gender Affairs and finalize and implement the national policy and action plan for gender equality (Germany); 104.99 Urgently adopt the domestic violence act (Iceland); 104.100 Continue fighting against sexual violence, including domestic violence (Italy); 17