A/HRC/18/17 94.92. Take the necessary measures to remedy the low participation of women in public and political life (Morocco); 94.93. Take all necessary measures to promote equality in education in favour of all members of minority groups, especially Roma children (Greece); 94.94. Take measures to guarantee the right to equal education for Roma children (Finland); 94.95. Commit to improving school results of Roma pupils by 2015 (Canada); 94.96. Aim to eliminate segregated education, which is not based on strict individual assessment, and draft a national strategy for the introduction of an inclusive education (Finland); 94.97. Continue its efforts to ensure that children with disabilities exercise their right to education to the fullest extent possible and facilitate their integration into the general education system (Uruguay); 94.98. Take effective measures to ensure equal access of women to the labour market and to narrow and ultimately close the wage gap between men and women (Egypt); 94.99. Take the necessary measures to reduce the unemployment rate among Roma minority in the public and private sectors, including if necessary taking affirmative actions (Mexico); 94.100. Investigate, and in the future prevent, cases mentioned by CESCR of the denied access of Roma to health services and their segregation in hospitals, including the existence of separate maternity wards for Roma women in some hospitals (Russian Federation); 94.101. Continue the implementation of the measures to effectively protect minorities (Chile); 94.102. Intensify the fight against prejudices towards minority groups, the Roma in particular (Germany); 94.103. Persevere in its policy of promotion and protection of the rights of minorities and vulnerable persons (Morocco); 94.104. Ensure urgently, through stable and systematic funding, continued functioning of the two bilingual Slovenian-Hungarian schools in Gornji Senik/Felsöszölnök and Stevanovic/Apátistvánfalva (Slovenia); 94.105. Ensure stable and systematic funding for the media of the Slovenian minority in Hungary, namely for Radio Monoster/Szentgotthárd, the Porabje weekly and the Slovenian TV programme (Slovenia ); 94.106. Place special emphasis on addressing the socio-economic disadvantages of the Roma, particularly in the areas of employment, education, housing and access to health services. Segregation in school should be eliminated through both incentives and sufficient penalty in case of violation (Thailand); 94.107. Take further measures to ensure that Roma people fully enjoy their human rights, including by preventing and combating discrimination and racially motivated crimes against Roma people (Sweden); 94.108. Increase public actions to allow the access to education, health, employment and decent housing for the Roma community, and put emphasis on combating violence against Roma women (Spain); 19