A/HRC/41/11 104.132 Continue efforts to reduce school dropout, especially of Roma girls (Slovenia); 104.133 Direct further efforts towards the inclusion of Roma in primary and secondary education, including by earmarking local and national budgets towards this end (Sweden); 104.134 Improve the quality and accessibility of the education system and the health-care system for children (Switzerland); 104.135 Continue efforts to provide education to all children, especially those living in rural areas (Tunisia); 104.136 Promote inclusive education, notably by improving the enrolment and retention of students from minority groups and of Roma students in particular, including in preschool education, and by ensuring access to education for all children, specifically those without identity documentation (Austria); 104.137 Intensify efforts to implement the Law on Equal Opportunities for Women and Men and to achieve equality between women and men in various fields (Iraq); 104.138 Continue efforts to promote women’s participation in political and public life and in decision-making positions (Iraq); 104.139 Further increase the participation of women in the political and public sectors, particularly in decision-making positions (Republic of Moldova); 104.140 Strengthen the measures aimed at the eradication of forced marriage of girls and women, and take the necessary measures to punish cases of forced marriage (Argentina); 104.141 Strengthen efforts to protect the rights of children, in particular by promoting the inclusion of children with disabilities in the education system and by further preventing child, early and forced marriage (Italy); 104.142 Intensify efforts to fully implement the Ohrid Framework Agreement, to guarantee the construction of a democratic, functioning, multi-ethnic society, firmly based on the rule of law (Albania); 104.143 Ensure that there are no impediments to the preservation, expression and development of the cultural identity of all citizens, as previously recommended (Bulgaria); 104.144 Ensure that no disadvantage results for citizens who exercise their right to identify themselves as belonging to any ethnic group (Bulgaria); 104.145 Continue to promote the Strategy for the Roma 2014–2020 and to implement action plans for the social inclusion of Roma in employment, education, housing and health care, in addition to strengthening the status of Roma women in society (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 104.146 Take further steps to improve the education, housing and social protection of Roma, particularly Roma women, including by promoting inclusion of Roma in the education system and decreasing the number of Roma children placed in special education (Canada); 104.147 Continue to redouble efforts to protect the rights of the Roma and other minority groups and to combat hate speech and acts of discrimination (China); 104.148 Make further efforts to improve the social inclusion of national minorities, in particular access to education and health-care services for women, children and people with disabilities (Croatia); 104.149 Take measures to increase the participation of Roma in public life and decision-making processes, using, as appropriate, the OHCHR guidelines 19