A/HRC/42/4 95.181 Continue efforts to strengthen the protection of minorities and combat discrimination, in particular through additional legislation to make the existing law on the protection of minorities effective and to bring it into conformity with international human rights standards (Germany); 95.182 Take further measures to fully implement the law on the protection of national minorities in Albania, to ensure that the rights of persons belonging to national minorities are protected, including their rights to self-identification, to learn their mother tongue and to use their minority language (Bulgaria); 95.183 Strengthen its efforts so that the law on the protection of national minorities can be effectively applied by adopting additional legal provisions (Switzerland); 95.184 Revise the law on national minorities and enact implementing legislation so that the right to self-identification is not curtailed by the use of civil registry data with regard to ethnicity (Greece); 95.185 Further improve the existing legal framework and policies for guaranteeing non-discriminatory treatment for national minorities, by enhancing a broad consultation process with representatives of minorities and taking into account the recommendations contained in the 2014 resolution of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe (Romania); 95.186 Ensure that the law on the 2020 census does not reintroduce a fine for self-identification statements that do not correspond with civil registry data and address relevant concerns of Albania’s minorities through information campaigns (Greece); 95.187 Address institutional discrimination against Roma and take measures to achieve equal access for Roma women, girls and infants to medical care (Syrian Arab Republic); 95.188 Consider implementing targeted measures to facilitate access to personal identity documents and employment for persons belonging to minorities, particularly the Roma and Balkan-Egyptian communities (Brazil); 95.189 Further promote and protect the rights of persons with disabilities in accordance with its obligations under the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (Lithuania); 95.190 Continue efforts to improve the situation of persons with disabilities and ensure their full integration into society (Egypt); 95.191 Take further steps to provide accessibility, welfare services and social assistance to all persons with disabilities, especially children (Bulgaria); 95.192 Promote full implementation of the legislation regarding access of persons with disabilities to quality health, education and employment (Israel); 95.193 Ensure effective implementation of national legislation to address structural problems in providing social care services and access to quality education and employment to persons with disabilities (India); 95.194 Guarantee the full implementation of the Action Plan on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, thus ensuring the right to inclusive education for all children with disabilities (Italy); 95.195 Respect the rights of persons with mental health conditions and psychosocial disabilities, in line with the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, including by combating institutionalization, stigma, violence and overmedicalization, and by developing community-based and peoplecentred mental health services that promote their inclusion in the community and respect their free and informed consent (Portugal); 95.196 (Iraq); Adopt additional measures to protect migrants and asylum seekers 21