A/HRC/19/3 88.50. Ensure that all births are registered and facilitate access to birth registration services including by reducing its cost (Uruguay); 88.51. Take all measures in order to protect and encourage the freedom of expression and make the limitations to the freedom of expression to comply with the international obligations (Switzerland); 88.52. Guarantee freedom of religion and worship, also by fighting all forms of discrimination against people belonging to religions minorities (Italy); 88.53. Ensure that abusive child labour practices are eliminated and promote access to education of these children in a vulnerable situation (Uruguay); 88.54. Continue efforts to monitor the cotton harvest in order to prevent forced labour and to take law enforcement efforts against trafficking (USA); 88.55. Incorporate in the domestic law the explicit prohibition of child labour; adopt an array of measures to guarantee inclusive education and the nondiscrimination of children with disabilities in the regular education system (Spain); 88.56. Continue efforts to expand the right to education, especially in connection with the education of children (Saudi Arabia); 88.57. Develop programs allowing girls to stay in the educational system and avoid early drop-outs and the same should be provided for children with disabilities (Costa Rica); 88.58. Devote increased attention to spreading a human rights culture through educational institutions and media (Saudi Arabia); 88.59. Consolidate efforts of the systematic integration of human rights education and training in the school system with specific and updated programs for the State personal and the security agents (Morocco); 88.60. Continue its efforts to fight poverty and ensure sustainable development, and to implement at the maximum extent the national development strategy for 2006-2015 and the national poverty reduction strategy for 2010–2012 (Russian Federation); 88.61. Continue the implementation of measures aimed at fighting poverty as well as enhancing the general well-being of its citizens by ensuring their economic and social rights (Belarus); 88.62. Strengthen its ongoing measures to eradicate poverty (Pakistan); 88.63. Step up efforts to address the unemployment in particular in the rural regions including through special targeted programs to stimulate economic growth and development (Malaysia); 88.64. Continue to improve women’s socio-economic condition in line with the recent reforms undertaken by the government (Bangladesh); 88.65. Accelerate efforts to improve access to adequate, clean and safe drinking water as well as providing sewage services for the population (Malaysia); 88.66. Intensify the programs on combatting HIV/AIDS (Algeria); 88.67. Increase its efforts in the area of health, education, guarantee the interest and protect rights of women and children, and promote overall social and economic development (China); 16