A/HRC/44/11 119.107 Strengthen legislation about health and the implementation of policies and directives aimed at improving access, in particular of people with disabilities, women and young people, to health-care services (Algeria); 119.108 Continue to develop health care and further protect the right to health of its people (China); 119.109 Support strategies aimed at advancing the health sector and providing universal health care for all (Libya); 119.110 Strengthen the national health policy with a view to expanding health coverage, infrastructure and human resources, in order to have a positive impact on the population’s health, focusing on the reduction of infant and maternal mortality (Cuba); 119.111 Build a health-care funding system capable of reducing the financial access barrier to health, and promote an efficient use of economic resources (Holy See); 119.112 Take measures to improve maternal and newborn health care (Timor-Leste); 119.113 Continue current efforts to improve the health sector and to reduce child mortality (Tunisia); 119.114 Continue to take the necessary measures to reduce neonatal and maternal mortality rates (Oman); 119.115 Develop specialized midwife programmes to ensure well-functioning midwife-led continuity of care in order to reduce neonatal and maternal mortality rates (Seychelles); 119.116 Continue its measures to reduce the infant and maternal mortality rates by improving the capacity of medical personnel and providing more and better facilities in health-care services (Myanmar); 119.117 Ensure access to sexual and reproductive health services (Ukraine); 119.118 Ensure access to sexual and reproductive health services for all women, including both antenatal and postnatal health (Israel); 119.119 Ensure the decentralization of sexual and reproductive services at the local level, including through the broadening of protection services of the Ministry of Health, Family and Social Cohesion in all regions of the country, and ensure that the providers of these services have the necessary qualifications to respond to cases of female genital mutilation and other forms of gender violence (Uruguay); 119.120 Provide for the decentralization of sexual and reproductive services at the local level, including by extending the representative protection services by the Ministry of Health, Family and Social Cohesion in the regions (Iceland); 119.121 Continue efforts to eliminate HIV/AIDS (Egypt); 119.122 Strengthen measures to safeguard the right to health of its citizens, particularly in the areas of maternal and child health, sexual and reproductive health, and health care for people living with HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria (Lesotho); 119.123 Take effective steps to improve access to education (Ukraine); 119.124 Take measures to make the right to education accessible for all at all levels in order to achieve sustainable development (Azerbaijan); 119.125 Continue to increase investment in education and promote the enrolment rate of school-aged children (China); 119.126 Continue action carried out in the field of education and the development of school infrastructure (Morocco); 17