A/HRC/42/5 119.150 Improve access to basic social services, especially for the most vulnerable members of the population (Zimbabwe); 119.151 Improve access to basic social needs (Benin); 119.152 Continue efforts to improve access to basic social needs (Bhutan); 119.153 Continue its efforts in the fight against poverty and the promotion of national reconciliation (Nigeria); 119.154 Strengthen the legal and institutional framework to guarantee adequate and sufficient access to drinking water in rural areas (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 119.155 Ensure that business operations comply with international human rights law, labour law and environmental law (Fiji); 119.156 Consider regularizing unauthorized mining areas, taking into account safety and policy considerations (Ghana); 119.157 Take drastic and concrete measures to guarantee the integral payment of taxes by all mining commercial companies (Haiti); 119.158 Continue strengthening efforts to implement the national health development plan (South Africa); 119.159 Allocate more funds to the health sector to allow for better care in services relating to sexual violence, emergency obstetrics and neonatal, among others (Angola); 119.160 Step up efforts to ensure the implementation of public policies to protect the rights of people living with HIV/AIDS (Brazil); 119.161 Intensify efforts to prevent the spread of the Ebola virus (Iraq); 119.162 Seek the support of the international community to put an end to the deadly Ebola scourge in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Sierra Leone); 119.163 Continue efforts to introduce strong public health policy and programmes aimed at raising awareness among communities to constitute a solid foundation to combat communicable diseases (Eritrea); 119.164 Strengthen the constitutional provisions relating to education, including its provision free of charge, explicitly guarantee equitable and inclusive access to education for all, and prohibit discrimination, particularly in the educational sector (Afghanistan); 119.165 Further strengthen its efforts to ensure free primary education for all children, in line with its national policy on education and by engaging with relevant United Nations agencies (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 119.166 Intensify efforts in the field of education to ensure access to free and quality education for all, including indigenous and rural populations, in accordance with article 43 of the Constitution (Djibouti); 119.167 Continue with the expansion of free primary education for all children (Estonia); 119.168 Guarantee effective measures allowing access to free primary education for all children, including children with disabilities, those living in rural areas and migrant children (Gabon); 119.169 Take steps to ensure access to education, health and other basic services by all its children (India); 119.170 Continue to support and allocate an adequate budget to education programmes for children, especially children from poor families in rural and urban areas (Lao People’s Democratic Republic); 18 GE.19-11384