A/HRC/41/13 121.144 Ensure universal coverage by the State health insurance of all costs related to sexual and reproductive health and modern contraceptive methods (Iceland); 121.145 Take effective measures to ensure women’s access to safe abortion care, including by removing the requirement of mandatory waiting periods and third-party authorization (Denmark); 121.146 Revise the Health-Care Act to ensure access to safe abortion and remove requirements for mandatory counselling, medically unnecessary waiting periods and third-party authorization (Iceland); 121.147 Establish an independent body to conduct a comprehensive survey of the number of women who have been sterilized without their informed consent (Canada); 121.148 Promote the rights of the child (Libya); 121.149 Put an end to corporal punishment of children in all settings and encourage non-violent forms of discipline as alternatives (Austria); 121.150 Intensify its efforts to fully implement National Strategy for the Protection of Children from Violence (Montenegro); 121.151 Adopt a human rights-based approach to disability (Algeria); 121.152 Adopt norms and necessary measures for the comprehensive protection of the rights of persons with disabilities with a human rights-based approach (Ecuador); 121.153 Further consolidate measures in support of people with disabilities (Romania); 121.154 Ensure equal rights for persons with disabilities (India); 121.155 Take further steps to provide welfare services and social assistance to all persons with disabilities, especially children (Bulgaria); 121.156 Strengthen the rights of persons with disabilities by recognizing the denial of reasonable accommodation as a form of discrimination (Eritrea); 121.157 Ensure inclusive education and accessibility of health-care services and facilities for persons with disabilities (Israel); 121.158 Continue and strengthen efforts to protect the rights of persons with disabilities in accessing health-care services (Maldives); 121.159 Adopt policies aimed at including representatives of national minorities and ethnic groups at the different levels of national and local government, as previously recommended (Uruguay); 121.160 Ensure that the use of minority languages in public life is in line with the principles under the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages and the Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities, and implement the national minority-related commitments set by the treaty on good neighbourhood relations and friendly cooperation between Hungary and Slovakia (Hungary); 121.161 Adopt a complex and comprehensive nationality law on securing the development and preservation of identity of national minorities, allowing practical opportunities for the mentioned groups, such as self-governance (Hungary); 121.162 Create an inclusive environment for all persons belonging to ethnic, national and religious minorities by promoting tolerance and ensure equal opportunities for their participation in decision-making processes (Azerbaijan); 121.163 Continue to improve legislation and institutions for the protection of the rights of national minorities (Chile); 20