A/HRC/26/3 128.54. Ensure that all national legislation currently in force relating to children is in conformity with the Convention on the Rights of the Child, guaranteeing that the principles and provisions of that Convention and its protocols are applicable to every child in its territory (Uruguay); 128.55. Continue efforts aimed at promoting the rights of children, in particular in the spheres of education, elimination of child poverty, meeting needs of vulnerable and at-risk children (Ukraine); 128.56. Further strengthen its efforts in ensuring the protection of children’s rights, including by fully implementing the 2013 Vulnerable Children Bill and by considering implementing the restorative justice principles to all children (Indonesia); 128.57. Continue its efforts to protect the rights of the child and reduce child poverty and violence (Australia); 128.58. Continue improving the situation of children in its multiple dimensions and taking into account the recommendations of the Advisory Group of Experts on solutions to child poverty (Cabo Verde); 128.59. Establish indicators to measure child poverty and consider adopting additional measures for reducing poverty amongst youth (Canada); 128.60. Further strengthen and expand national action plans to reduce child poverty and that of their families (Chile); 128.61. Take all necessary measures to provide appropriate support to allow disadvantaged families and their children to move out of poverty sustainably and continue to provide assistance to those who remain under the poverty line (Malaysia); 128.62. Take measures to reduce inequalities between social categories, in particular regarding the youth (Côte d’Ivoire); 128.63. Increase its efforts in fighting poverty, particularly of disadvantaged children in the country (Djibouti); 128.64. Promote employment, the right to health and judicial fairness for Māori and the Pacific Islanders and raise the level of education for their children (China); 128.65. Continue to prioritize policies aimed at further improving the socioeconomic condition of the Māoris and the Pacific peoples (Mauritius); 128.66. Reduce the remaining socioeconomic differences for Māoris and Pacific Islanders, and increase efforts in the fight against child poverty (Germany); 128.67. Combat child poverty, in particular that which affects Māori children, those who live in the Pacific islands and children with disabilities (Mexico); 128.68. Intensify the fight against inequalities (Gabon); 128.69. Step up the implementation of current national plans for addressing the challenges and disparities in health, education, employment and gender equality, especially for the vulnerable groups of women, children, migrants, ethnic and indigenous people in the country (Viet Nam); 19