A/HRC/41/15 139.104 Intensify efforts to combat poverty (Iraq); 139.105 Continue taking measures to eradicate poverty and allocate adequate resources to assist those living in poverty (Malaysia); 139.106 Take measures to address multiple forms of discrimination and ensure protection of the rights of workers (Nepal); 139.107 Take concrete action to ensure greater human rights protection of foreign domestic workers, for example by improving oversight of working conditions to prevent labour exploitation in the domestic sector (Canada); 139.108 Take measures to combat gender discrimination in employment and guarantee equal pay for men and women for equal work or work of equal value (India); 139.109 Vest labour inspectors and the police with adequate powers to investigate the working conditions of domestic workers and strengthen the regulatory framework for private employment agencies (Slovenia); 139.110 Continue to take steps to improve the working conditions of all nonEuropean Union citizens and the safety and health of all workers, including domestic workers (Sri Lanka); 139.111 Strengthen the capacity of the labour inspectorate to proactively identify victims of forced labour, particularly among vulnerable populations, and provide them with means of legal redress (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 139.112 Reduce restrictions on work authorizations for eligible asylum seekers as these restrictions put them at risk of unsafe working conditions and labour exploitation until the authorizations are provided (United States of America); 139.113 Continue implementing the strategy on health-care rights of children (Kuwait); 139.114 Further improve access to health-care services for undocumented migrants and asylum seekers that would cover emergency health care, regular access to public health institutions and mental health services (Slovenia); 139.115 Pursue efforts in the provision of health-care services provided by the public sector (Tunisia); 139.116 Improve the fulfilment of the right to health of persons living with, at risk of, or affected by HIV, particularly by expanding access to HIV-related prevention, diagnosis, treatment, care and support (Brazil); 139.117 Continue improving access to quality education, giving students the opportunity to successfully complete their learning, in accordance with the Strategic Plan 2018–2020 (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 139.118 Take steps to ensure the compulsory school attendance of all Roma children and enhance their equality in the education system (Hungary); 139.119 Strengthen its efforts to increase participation of members of the Roma community in the education sector and address the challenges such as the low school attendance and school dropouts (India); 139.120 Continue its efforts to ensure access to inclusive education at all levels of education for all children, particularly for vulnerable groups, including children belonging to minority communities, girls and children with disabilities (Afghanistan); 139.121 Support educational policy aimed at reducing disparities in education outcomes (Oman); 18