A/HRC/38/10 137.183 Strengthen efforts to address hunger and child malnutrition in rural areas (South Africa); 137.184 As follow-up to the recommendation contained in paragraph 126.153 of the report of the Working Group from the second cycle, mobilize sufficient resources to significantly reduce chronic malnutrition throughout the country (Haiti); 137.185 Complete the ongoing judicial reforms and accelerate the revision of the Labour Code (Senegal); 137.186 Continue prioritizing the implementation of the national health policy 2016–2025 in order to improve the state of health of the population (Indonesia); 137.187 Continue efforts being taken to improve access to health through the national health policy 2016–2025 and to improve universal access to basic health education (Sri Lanka); 137.188 Accelerate efforts to improve health services, especially in rural areas, through effective implementation of the national health policy 2016–2025 (Maldives); 137.189 Further improve its health-care infrastructure in order to enhance access to health care, particularly for women from poor and rural backgrounds (India); 137.190 Pay in-depth attention to strengthening the health-care system; in particular, prevent the spread of infectious diseases (Russian Federation); 137.191 Further strengthen efforts to improve the state of health of its population through a better health system (Myanmar); 137.192 Continue its efforts to improve the state of health of the population (Islamic Republic of Iran); 137.193 Continue to take concrete measures to reduce the high ratio of maternal and infant mortality by improving access to skilled basic prenatal and postnatal care, emergency obstetric services and skilled birth attendance (Sri Lanka); 137.194 Continue its efforts to reduce the maternal mortality ratio and child malnutrition in collaboration with relevant United Nations agencies, including the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and the World Health Organization (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 137.195 Reduce maternal mortality, including by improving access to basic prenatal and postnatal care (Estonia); 137.196 Address persistently high rates of maternal and infant mortality in the country (Nepal); 137.197 Continue efforts to ensure better access of the population to education and health care (Algeria); 137.198 Strengthen its efforts to promote access to education for all (Islamic Republic of Iran); 137.199 Continue efforts to pass laws, programmes and plans to promote universal access to education (Libya); 137.200 Further promote the policy to ensure access to education for all and full enrolment of all children in school, in line with the Government’s strategy (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 137.201 Step up legislative and political efforts to ensure access to education for all children, particularly girls, including those with disabilities, those born out of wedlock and those in a vulnerable situation (Mexico); GE.18-06283 21