A/HRC/32/17 166.128 Reinforce the effective protection of the elderly people (Tajikistan); 166.129 Continue to take measures to protect the rights of the elderly and persons with disabilities (Uzbekistan); 166.130 Deepen the legal initiatives and their enforcement aimed at ensuring a legal and de facto situation that guarantees the human rights of migrants (Peru); 166.131 Continue providing migrants and their families access to education, health care, and housing at par with its citizens (Philippines); 166.132 Continue its ongoing efforts to promote and protect economic, social and cultural rights of migrant workers in Singapore, including efforts to enhance reach out to migrant workers on their employment rights, responsibilities, and their avenues of recourse (Sri Lanka); 166.133 Take the necessary steps to prohibit employers from withholding their foreign workers’ passports, travel documents, and work permits as well as to improve access to comprehensive and affordable health services (Thailand); 166.134 Improve the situation of work migrants by enabling them to easily switch employers and to have access to decent housing. The provisions of the Employment Act should also apply to foreign domestic workers (Germany); 166.135 Protect the legitimate rights of foreign workers in Singapore and help them get the necessary vocational training (China); 166.136 Continue safeguarding the well-being and rights of migrant workers in Singapore and reach out to migrant workers to ensure that they understand their employment rights and responsibilities (Cuba); 166.137 Strengthen measures to protect the human rights of non-citizens and migrant workers to prevent their exploitation and discrimination (Mexico); 166.138 Continue efforts at protecting migrant workers and members of their families from exploitation (Myanmar); 166.139 Adopt measures to protect the human rights of migrants, in particular foreign domestic workers through the revision of the legislation that establishes deportation in case of pregnancy or diagnostic of sexuallytransmitted diseases such as HIV/AIDS (Colombia); 166.140 Continue to promote and protect migrants and their rights, in particular while countering terrorism (Bangladesh); 166.141 Continue ensuring the rights of women and girls through their empowerment and participation in society (Nicaragua); 166.142 Support the social integration of women in all spheres of life (Tajikistan); 166.143 Take further steps to improve equality between women and men (Timor-Leste); 166.144 Strengthen its awareness-raising programmes to more effectively address gender disparities and discrimination against women (Trinidad and Tobago); 166.145 Continue efforts to eliminate discrimination against women (Uzbekistan); 23