A/HRC/44/7 150.215 End the use of the procedure of unauthorized forced repatriation of migrants (Russian Federation); 150.216 Affirm the right of parents to choose the kind of education that shall be given to their children, in accordance with article 26 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (Solomon Islands); 150.217 Recognize that the State has no legitimate authority under international law to mandatorily prescribe conventional education for all children, and that individuals have the right to seek alternative forms of education (Solomon Islands); 150.218 Raise the minimum age of marriage to 18 years for both men and women (Burkina Faso); 150.219 Continue strengthening the fight against discrimination against Roma, focusing particularly on child poverty and school dropout (France); 150.220 Review, with a view to adopting, several of the recommendations made by the Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent in its report (A/HRC/39/69/Add.2), which followed the mission to Spain in 2018, in consultation with civil society groups representing these communities (Haiti); 150.221 Further improve the Roma community’s access to housing, health and employment (India); 150.222 Review its laws to eliminate all cases of racial discrimination against minorities (Pakistan); 150.223 Make further efforts to guarantee equality and non-discrimination for persons belonging to vulnerable groups – including migrants, ethnic minorities and persons with disabilities – and to ensure their full enjoyment of economic and social rights in areas such as education, employment, housing and health care (Republic of Korea); 150.224 Move towards the effective equality of the gypsy people (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 150.225 Continue efforts related to discrimination against Roma and Gypsy populations, in particular with regard to employment, housing, health and education (Albania); 150.226 Develop and implement special measures to ensure equal opportunities for the participation of people of African descent in the public sector and governmental bodies (Costa Rica); 150.227 Strengthen measures for the integration of Roma, in particular for their access to education, health care and employment, as well as to ensure their participation in political and social life (Cuba); 150.228 Continue to strengthen measures to combat discrimination against linguistic minorities, especially the Roma population and people of African descent (Lesotho); 150.229 Increase efforts to integrate persons with disabilities into society, and remove all obstacles that limit this (Sudan); 150.230 Continue efforts made to advance the rights of persons with disabilities (Tunisia); 150.231 Continue its efforts in promoting the rights of the child, of persons with disabilities as well as of women and foster the activities of the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation in these directions (Turkmenistan); 150.232 Intensify ongoing efforts to improve the living conditions of persons with disabilities (Cyprus); 150.233 Strengthen efforts to identify, prevent and provide protection from multiple forms of discrimination against women and girls with disabilities, in 21