A/HRC/43/15 122.121 Continue to strengthen efforts to promote and protect the rights of minorities in an integrated, comprehensive and inclusive manner, especially by improving their access to key social services, such as housing, education, and safe drinking water and sanitation (Thailand); 122.122 Ensure adequate representation of minority ethnic groups in the elected bodies for their inclusion in governance (Nepal); 122.123 Redouble efforts in ensuring equitable access to basic services by minorities towards their social inclusion and the full realization of their human rights (Philippines); 122.124 Recognize Slovenian sign language in the Slovenian Constitution (Austria); 122.125 Engage in a structured dialogue with the German-speaking community including the Umbrella Organisation for the Cultural Associations of the German-speaking Community, as also recommended by the Council of Europe (Austria); 122.126 Allocate additional resources to the preservation of the culture and language of the German-speaking community in Slovenia, as previously recommended (Austria); 122.127 Undertake all necessary steps to recognize the Croatian community as an autochthonous national minority and grant it the rights deriving from this status that have already been assigned to the Italian and Hungarian communities (Croatia); 122.128 Continue its efforts to promote an environment inclusive of ethnic minorities and to fully guarantee their access to public services, including through the effective implementation, monitoring and evaluation of the National Programme of Measures for Roma for the period of 2017–2021 (Republic of Korea); 122.129 Continue to pay more attention to the issue of ethnic minorities, including the Roma (Russian Federation); 122.130 Address the continued discrimination against members of the socially marginalized Roma community in some parts of the country, especially with respect to their persistent difficulties securing adequate housing and obtaining public services, by continuing to implement its National Programme of Measures for Roma for 2017–2021 (United States of America); 122.131 Enact and fully implement legislation that seeks to improve the current situation in the Roma minority (Ghana); 122.132 Remove the distinction in legislation and other measures between “autochthonous” and “non-autochthonous” Roma communities (Greece); 122.133 Take further steps to uphold the rights of Roma people and protect them against prejudice, discrimination and social exclusion, including by ensuring effective implementation of the National Programme of Measures for Roma (Brazil); 122.134 Review its National Programme of Measures for Roma to set clear priorities and timelines for the implementation of measures, particularly regarding access to basic services, so as to ensure the full integration of Roma communities (Canada); 122.135 Strengthen the National Programme of Measures for Roma by identifying concrete targets, so as to further equal, legal and fair treatment of minorities, in line with Sustainable Development Goals 10 and 16 (Netherlands); 122.136 Conduct an independent evaluation in accordance with the National Programme of Measures for Roma for 2017–2021 (Spain); 21