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123.143 Consider revising its legislation to ensure the promotion and
protection of the rights of persons with disabilities, especially the law relating to
legal capacity and accommodation of persons with mental disabilities in
institutions (Thailand);
123.144 Implement the policy for employment of persons with disabilities and
the National Roma Integration Strategy 2011–2020 (Sudan);2
123.145 Develop a package of political measures permitting the independent
living of persons with disabilities and prepare a protocol for action to ensure
the independent living of persons who do not have family support (Spain);
123.146 Adopt, as soon as possible, public norms and policies designed to
punish physical and psychological abuse against persons with disabilities and
take concrete measures to improve treatment and care conditions, including
social protection measures (Chile);
123.147 Promote the strengthening of the legal framework for the protection
of children and adolescents with disabilities (El Salvador);
123.148 Continue its efforts to promote an inclusive education for children
with disabilities in the general school system (Israel);
123.149 Continue to make efforts to provide care to children with disabilities
outside the institutional frameworks (Kuwait);
123.150 Uphold the standards on the protection of the rights of persons
belonging to minorities (Romania);
123.151 Continue the initiatives directed towards the promotion and
protection of the rights of the national minorities (Armenia);
123.152 Ensure that no disadvantage shall result for citizens from the exercise
of their right to identify themselves as belonging to any ethnic minority group
(the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia);
123.153 Continue its effort in improving the situation of Roma and Bulgarian
citizens of other ethnic groups, especially through effective implementation of
the National Roma Integration Strategy with adequate allocation of financial
and human resources (Thailand);
123.154 Pursue and strengthen its efforts to improve the situation of
minorities, in particular of Roma, and allocate sufficient resources for an
effective implementation of the National Roma Integration Strategy (Canada);
123.155 Take further steps to assure meaningful implementation and
adequate funding of efforts to promote Roma integration, especially in the field
of education (Austria);
123.156 Continue strengthening policies to integrate the Roma population
and ensure they have access to basic health and social services, with particular
emphasis on the rights to safe drinking water and sanitation, as well as
education, housing and employment (Spain);
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The recommendation as read out during the interactive dialogue: Implement the strategy for
employment of persons with disabilities 2011 to 2020 and the National Roma Integration Strategy
(Sudan).
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