A/HRC/13/15 66. Continue advancing in its efforts to achieve universal coverage of its Maternity, Disease and Health Care Programme (Colombia); 67. Take further measures to address the disparity in wages between men and women and continue to allocate sufficient funds to increase the availability of social housing for indigenous people, those of African descent and migrants, in line with the concerns raised by the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights and the United Nations country team (Ghana); 68. Take measures to ensure equitable access of indigenous children, migrant children and those living in rural areas to education and health services and improve their standard of living (Ghana);* 69. Pursue its action to ensure the right to education for all towards the realization of the Millennium Development Goals and to extend this fundamental right to children of illegal migrants (Algeria);* 70. Increase efforts at providing free and affordable education, including secondary education, to all segments of the population (Austria);* 71. Continue to take effective measures to increase enrolment in primary and secondary schools, to reduce the high dropout rate of students, particularly in rural areas, and to address the lack of school infrastructure in those areas (Turkey);* 72. Continue to take effective measures to increase enrolment in primary and secondary schools, reduce the high rate of students dropping out or repeating years, in particular in rural areas, and find ways to address the lack of school infrastructure in those areas (Portugal);* 73. Continue to work at the international level in favour of human rights education (Morocco); 74. Increase its efforts in favour of indigenous populations to ensure the satisfaction of their basic needs (water, health, education) and to combat social exclusion affecting them (France); 75. Redouble efforts so that positive results in the area of economic, social and cultural rights reach the most vulnerable populations on an equal footing, in particular minorities, indigenous and African-descended peoples and rural populations (Peru); 76. Review and amend its migration policy and legislation according to international human rights standards that seek to eliminate discriminatory policies (Nicaragua);* 77. Take concrete measures to implement the Migration and Aliens Act adopted in August 2009 (Burkina Faso);* 78. Identify the Government department that will be responsible for implementing the new migration and aliens act (Law 8764) and determining rules for its implementation (Netherlands);* 79. Strengthen policies to guarantee the rights of migrants and refugees, under the principle of non-discrimination and non-refoulement (Brazil); 80. Take measures to improve the situation in the detention centres for illegal migrants (Netherlands);* 81. Guarantee that administrative detention of undocumented migrants is used only as an exceptional measure for the shortest possible period of time, 18