A/HRC/41/7 38.233 Strengthen its Labour Code to ensure consistency with its international commitments on labour rights, including ILO conventions to which Viet Nam is a party (Indonesia); 38.234 Strengthen information dissemination and awareness-raising activities for workers on labour legislation and improve occupational safety and health conditions (Myanmar); 38.235 Assess its labour laws and consider introducing the appropriate amendments, based on applicable ILO and human rights standards, to ensure better working conditions and protection of workers, including against threats of forced labour (Thailand); 38.236 Allow for the establishment of independent trade unions and recognize the right to organize (Canada); 38.237 Continue its efforts to expand social benefits to all social groups, particularly to farmers (Gabon); 38.238 Prioritize investment in enhancing the effectiveness of the treatment of wastewater, domestic waste and industrial waste, thus better protecting the environment (United Arab Emirates); 38.239 Pursue its efforts to improve public services, such as education and health care, especially for vulnerable groups, as well as people in remote and rural areas (Mauritius); 38.240 Increase the number of social service workers and service providers to support the elderly (Myanmar); 38.241 Continue to promote measures to strengthen livelihoods, increase people’s incomes and improve living conditions and access to essential services (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 38.242 Continue to provide housing support to the poor and low-income people in line with the targets under the national housing development strategy (Brunei Darussalam); 38.243 Continue efforts to improve access to human rights-related services, in particular services related to the rights to health, education, food and clean water (Cuba); 38.244 Continue efforts to improve the quality of health care in the country (Maldives); 38.245 Continue implementing effective measures to improve overall public health (Nicaragua); 38.246 Continue with the measures to further increase the coverage of health insurance in favour of its people (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 38.247 Continue efforts to expand health coverage to all workers in the informal economy and those living in remote areas (Kenya); 38.248 Continue to implement social policies for the welfare of the population, including when it comes to social and health-care insurance (Cuba); 38.249 Strengthen health-care services, in particular for older persons (Cyprus); 38.250 Promote and multiply existing models for the elderly to easily access public services, especially health-care services (Kyrgyzstan); 38.251 Continue and strengthen measures to ensure equality of access to quality education for all, in particular preschool and primary school (Djibouti); 38.252 Pursue efforts to guarantee self-sufficiency when it comes to food and improve services in the field of education (Egypt); 20