A/HRC/39/10 129.116 Guarantee the right to participate in political and public affairs, including by removing the strict criteria members of political parties have to comply with as contained in article 4 of the Law on Political Parties (Netherlands); 129.117 Revise article 4 of Law No. 1/AN/92/2e L, in order to lower requirements for the formation of political parties (Sweden); 129.118 Continue to implement measures in favour of access to drinking water, to housing and those fighting against food insecurity (Gabon); 129.119 Develop policies aimed at preventing the marginalization of inhabitants in rural areas, minority ethnic groups, nomadic populations, particularly women and girls, and ensure their access to water, education and health care (Mexico); 129.120 Improve the living conditions of the people in rural areas (Iraq); 129.121 Adopt a general plan on water that guarantees the availability, accessibility and quality of water in accordance with the content of the human right to drinking water (Spain); 129.122 Enhance efforts towards addressing food insecurity, including secure and adequate water supply systems (Guyana); 129.123 Further promote the construction of social housing and facilitate access to adequate housing in rural areas (Portugal); 129.124 Ensure swift implementation of the road map for building social housing units and apartments (South Africa); 129.125 Provide additional reforms to the social security system (Iraq); 129.126 Step up efforts to reduce high unemployment and poverty through creating an enabling environment for investment (Botswana); 129.127 Further continue intensifying the implementation of the designed economic plans of the Government by taking appropriate measures of poverty reduction (Ethiopia); 129.128 Take further measures towards poverty alleviation, including by promoting private sector investment (Indonesia); 129.129 Further strengthen efforts to reduce unemployment, particularly through vocational training for young people and women and their integration into the labour market (Viet Nam); 129.130 Allow free and independent trade unions in order to protect and promote workers’ rights (Germany); 129.131 Pursue the promotion of the health sector and ensure health services for all (Egypt); 129.132 Redouble efforts to guarantee basic health services for disadvantaged and marginalized groups, and ensure that medicines are affordable (Equatorial Guinea); 129.133 Take the necessary measures to extend access to universal health insurance to all segments of society to meet their primary health-care needs (Guinea); 129.134 Pay special attention to the improvement of the access of people in rural areas, particularly girls and women, to the health-care system (Islamic Republic of Iran); 129.135 Continue to consolidate the Universal Sickness Insurance, for the benefit of families without income and their children (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); GE.18-11480 17