A/HRC/17/8 92.77. Ensure the proper functioning of the juvenile justice system in compliance with international standards and to guarantee that minors are always heard in the presence of a legal representative (Islamic Republic of Iran); 92.78. Ensure that all allegations of serious human rights violations by law enforcement officials are investigated in full and dealt with appropriately (United Kingdom); 92.79. Continue moving forward in the empowerment of women, and in particular ensure that the salary gap between men and women is overcome (Cuba); 92.80. Proceed with the preparation and implementation of the National Action Plan for the Equality of Women and Men in the Labor Market (Trinidad and Tobago); 92.81. Take all the necessary measures to ensure de jure and de facto gender equality, with special attention to narrowing gaps in the participation in the public sphere and labour market (Republic of Korea); 92.82. Continue to provide well-coordinated financial and other appropriate assistance to sections of its society, such as single-parent families, large families and families of foreign origin (Malaysia); 92.83. Continue the implementation of measures to improve the access to health services by all children (Chile) 92.84. Incorporate human rights education and training as a cross-cutting subject at all levels of the formal educational system, in particular at primary and secondary education (Costa Rica); 92.85. Consider appropriate education system reforms to ensure its more inclusive social accessibility (Slovakia); 92.86. Investigate complaints of all ill-treatment by ethnic minorities, including Africans and Roma, and hold perpetrators responsible (Namibia). 92.87. Along with the ILO recommendation, continue providing information about the situation of Roma minority; adopt effective measures to integrate Roma minority into the economic, social and cultural life of the country (Ecuador); 92.88. Consider implementing, as appropriate, the recommendations of human rights treaty bodies and special procedures with respect to asylumseekers and irregular immigrants, especially children (Jordan); 92.89. Further fight discrimination of persons with an immigrant background (Bosnia and Herzegovina); 92.90. Ensure full enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms by immigrants within the immigration procedure, including their rights for adequate remedies in case of an excess of power by immigration authorities (Czech Republic); 92.91. Fully respect the economic and social rights of migrant workers and their families and ensure their inclusion in the society (Bangladesh); 92.92. Implement the constitutional court ruling on a “right of abode” and prevent deportation of migrant children separating them from their families (Bangladesh); 18