A/HRC/44/16 100.100 Continue reforms in labour laws to establish a national minimum wage and offer protection against disparities in pay based on gender and race (Bahamas); 100.101 Put in place concrete and targeted measures, in particular quota systems and incentives for employers, in order to improve employment opportunities for vulnerable groups, particularly ethnic minorities and people in the hinterland (Togo); 100.102 Strengthen enforcement of all labour laws by increasing the number of labour inspections and imposing penalties sufficient to deter violations (United States of America); 100.103 Take measures to increase women’s participation in the active labour force and reduce the vertical and horizontal segregation in employment (Germany); 100.104 Strengthen policies to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace (Japan); 100.105 Strengthen social policies in health, education and food in favour of its people, with special emphasis on the most excluded sectors of society (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 100.106 Provide social protection to those who cannot afford to contribute to the national insurance scheme, through social assistance programmes funded by the State, and consider establishing an unemployment benefit scheme (Algeria); 100.107 Allocate adequate resources for programmes ensuring the full enjoyment of the rights of women, children, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons and indigenous peoples (Australia); 100.108 Continue implementation of different projects aimed to improve access to drinking water and sanitation (Azerbaijan); 100.109 Deepen efforts to implement the Green State Development Strategy to improve the management of resources for the benefit of the population (Barbados); 100.110 Continue to promote sustainable economic and social development and strengthen the efforts of poverty alleviation and further improve people’s living standards (China); 100.111 Exert further efforts towards the realization of economic, social and cultural rights through enhancement of social welfare programmes (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 100.112 Implement additional measures to ensure greater access of people with disabilities to public health services (Dominican Republic); 100.113 Establish laws and policies to ensure that the sovereign wealth fund benefits the entire population, particularly the poor, with a view to reducing inequalities in wealth and fighting corruption (Haiti); 100.114 Continue its efforts to improve the access of people to safe drinking water and sanitation, particularly in remote areas (Islamic Republic of Iran); 100.115 Increase its efforts to provide safe drinking water to communities in the hinterland and rural areas (Maldives); 100.116 Continue strengthening efforts to address rates of maternal mortality, including through provision of increased access to primary health care and community-based services for pregnant women, including in remote areas (Bahamas); 100.117 Work with bilateral and international partners, including the World Health Organization, where appropriate, to train health-care workers and 16