A/HRC/36/12 133.210 Continue to combat poverty and malnutrition, especially among children (Lebanon); 133.211 Remain focused on combating poverty, particularly in areas where poverty is most prevalent and widespread (Malaysia); 133.212 Continue its fight against poverty with a focus on upholding respect and observance for human rights (Ecuador); 133.213 Ensure effective implementation and monitoring of the Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act, in line with international obligations regarding sexual and reproductive health and rights, by increasing access to modern contraceptives (Brazil); 133.214 Ensure that Executive Order No. 12 pertaining to the Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act is fully implemented in order to meet the needs for modern family planning and to secure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and rights (Sweden); 133.215 Continue to undertake efforts to implement the Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act (New Zealand); 133.216 Ensure full and equal access to modern contraceptives, including in rural and indigenous communities (Denmark); 133.217 Guarantee medical care for persons suffering from drug addiction (France); 133.218 Further strengthen the community-based rehabilitation programme for drug addicts, inpatients and outpatients for their integration into society (Pakistan); 133.219 Continue to allocate the highest budgetary priority to public education (Viet Nam); 133.220 Continue to allocate budgetary priority to public education (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 133.221 Continue to prioritize the budget for public education (Saudi Arabia); 133.222 Continue to intensify efforts to further increase the enrolment of children in schools (Brunei Darussalam); 133.223 Continue to enhance laws and policies of access to education for the most disadvantaged learners, as done through the Alternative Learning System (Holy See); 133.224 Given the positive strides made in public education, continue to ensure access to quality education to vulnerable and marginalized groups (Malaysia); 133.225 Continue its efforts to improve education in the country, to enhance the number of girls enrolled in pre-primary and primary education and to ensure a compulsory and free education (State of Palestine); 133.226 Take urgent measures to modify legislation stipulating the precedence of the husband’s decisions over the wife’s decisions with respect to common property, the exercise of parental authority and the custody of children (Argentina); 133.227 Continue its work to strengthen its policies to further promote gender equality and eliminate discrimination and violence against women (Brunei Darussalam); 133.228 Carry on the efforts to combat all forms of discrimination and violence against women (Tunisia); 22