A/HRC/21/10 138.128. Align its national regulations with the ILO Conventions 138 concerning Minimum Age for Admission to Employment and 182 concerning the prohibition and immediate action for the elimination of the worst forms of child labour and elaborate a timeline for the ratification of these instruments (Hungary); 138.129. Continue its efforts and actions in promoting social security and labour policy (Iran); 138.130. Provide more resources for the enjoyment of economic and social rights, especially in favour of vulnerable groups like women, children, poor people and minorities (Viet Nam); 138.131. Take the necessary measures to ensure birth registration on a universal basis, particularly for persons living in extreme poverty, belonging to religious minorities or in remote areas (Mexico); 138.132. Ensure timely registration of all births (Holy See); 138.133. Continue its measures in order to increase opportunities for consultations on child rights issues with relevant stakeholders (Iran); 138.134. Make efforts to eliminate the large gap that exists between the rich and the poor (Chad); 138.135. Allocate more resources in sectors that provide basic services such as health, education and employment opportunities (Malaysia); 138.136. Introduce a strategy to promote food security (Saudi Arabia); 138.137. Continue to implement plans adopted in the area of housing and rehabilitation, particularly the plan launched in 2011 aimed at preventing the construction of new slums (Algeria); 138.138. Ensure that every household enjoys the right to safe drinking water and sanitation (Slovenia); 138.139. Further accelerate the sanitation coverage and the access to safe and sustainable drinking water in rural areas (Myanmar); 138.140. Continue to strengthen its poverty alleviation strategies, as well as its child protection strategies, particularly against the exploitation of children (South Africa); 138.141. Continue consolidating its programmes and socio-economic measures essential to achieve poverty reduction and social exclusion to the utmost wellbeing of its people (Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)); 138.142. Continue efforts to eradicate poverty and to better living conditions as well as increase job opportunities (Kuwait); 138.143. Further strengthen the efforts in poverty eradication, paying special attention to the rural population (Myanmar); 138.144. Continue to advance the progress already underway on poverty eradication and improve the enjoyment of the most basic human rights of its people, especially women and children (Singapore); 138.145. Continue encouraging socio economic development and poverty eradication (Cuba); 24