A/HRC/44/7 150.133 Continue efforts to ensure that all persons are covered by the social security system (Cabo Verde); 150.134 Further promote economic, social and sustainable development so as to better protect the rights of vulnerable groups (China); 150.135 Adopt the necessary measures to expand pension coverage, with a special focus on the most disadvantaged persons and groups (Colombia); 150.136 Promote the widespread construction of social housing for vulnerable families (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 150.137 Adopt a legislative framework relating to the right to housing aimed in particular at ensuring that evicted persons have access to compensation or other decent housing, that they are informed of the eviction decision and that they have access to effective judicial remedy (Algeria); 150.138 Consider adopting a new and comprehensive legal framework to guarantee equal access to health care for all people living in Spain, without discrimination (Malta); 150.139 Redouble efforts in ensuring access to quality health care, social security and education by the vulnerable sectors, including minorities (Philippines); 150.140 Continue to effectively implement Royal Decree-Law No. 7/2018 towards universal public health care (Viet Nam); 150.141 Establish a mechanism to ensure that women’s access to sexual and reproductive health services is not impeded by refusals to provide abortion services on the grounds of conscience (Iceland); 150.142 Ensure effectively the accessibility of sexual and reproductive health services for all women, in particular adolescents (Angola); 150.143 Promote the universalization of public education for children (Honduras); 150.144 Strengthen measures to address the high number of high-school dropouts, particularly among children of vulnerable backgrounds (Myanmar); 150.145 Consider measures to reduce the high dropout and repetition rates in secondary education by addressing socioeconomic factors that may influence decisions to leave education prematurely (Sri Lanka); 150.146 Adopt a strategy to reduce high dropout rates and segregation in secondary schools, particularly targeting disadvantaged groups, including migrant populations and people of African descent (Bahamas); 150.147 Include comprehensive sexual education in the school curriculum (Denmark); 150.148 Continue practical steps in promoting and protecting the rights of women, including women with migrant backgrounds (Islamic Republic of Iran); 150.149 Continue its efforts in setting legislative measures against all forms of gender-based violence (Liechtenstein); 150.150 Pursue efforts to combat violence against women by providing adequate training to judicial bodies responsible for processing and investigating cases in this area and by ensuring full assistance to victims of violence as well as their families (France); 150.151 Continue efforts to prevent gender-based violence and to implement projects for the empowerment of women (Georgia); 150.152 Consider establishing specialized centres so that all survivors of sexual violence can be comprehensively assisted by a specialized team (Iceland); 150.153 Further strengthen the implementation of positive legislation enacted with regard to combating violence against women (India); 17