142. Ensure provision and adequate and timely assistance, including judiciary assistance and interpreters, to victims of sexual exploitation, both women and children, or other gender-based violence, regardless of their nationality, race or origins. 149. Continue its protection measures in response to infringements of human rights of other persons, such as defamation and invasion of privacy committed through the internet. 150. Take measures to guarantee freedom of religion. 151. Take effective measures to ensure a greater political representation and participation of in public life as well as to address the issue of wage gap between men and women. 152. Continue promoting the rights of and their inclusion in decision making processes. all necessary measures to ensure adequate access to water and sanitation by children with disabilities in all Japanese schools. 154. Promote reproductive and sexual health education for adolescents in view of importance of preventive measures to fight increase sexually transmitted diseases including HIV/AIDS. all necessary measures to protect the right to health and life of residents living in the area of Fukushima from radioactive hazards and ensure that the Special Rapporteur on the Right to Health can meet with affected and evacuated people and civil society groups. 156. Pay more attention to the of persons with disabilities, particularly by covering their medical expenses. 157. Take further measures in order to lower or abolish education fees at the University level as well as granting scholarships in order to alleviate the financial burdens further. 160. Implement the recommendation given by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) to conduct a comprehensive study on the situation of minority women and develop a national strategy to improve the living conditions for minority women. 161. Promote and implement programmes and policies to improve the situation of minorities and to support them at the linguistic, cultural and social levels. its efforts to protect the rights of migrant workers and prepare favourable working conditions. strengthen the public awareness about the human rights of migrant workers and other minority groups. 164. Continue efforts for the protection and promotion of the rights of migrants. 165. Ensure the access of all migrants, without discrimination and irrespective of their legal status, to health and education. 166. Continue its efforts to protect the human rights of foreigners refugees– –including and prevent discrimination against them in both law and practice. 167. Review the admission regulations for foreigners to its territory. an effective role to operationalize the right to development at the international level. 169. Implement seriously and immediately the recommendations of the UPR.
142. Ensure provision and adequate and timely assistance, including judiciary assistance and interpreters, to victims of sexual exploitation, both women and children, or other gender-based violence, regardless of their nationality, race or origins. 149. Continue its protection measures in response to infringements of human rights of other persons, such as defamation and invasion of privacy committed through the internet. 150. Take measures to guarantee freedom of religion. 151. Take effective measures to ensure a greater political representation and participation of in public life as well as to address the issue of wage gap between men and women. 152. Continue promoting the rights of and their inclusion in decision making processes. all necessary measures to ensure adequate access to water and sanitation by children with disabilities in all Japanese schools. 154. Promote reproductive and sexual health education for adolescents in view of importance of preventive measures to fight increase sexually transmitted diseases including HIV/AIDS. all necessary measures to protect the right to health and life of residents living in the area of Fukushima from radioactive hazards and ensure that the Special Rapporteur on the Right to Health can meet with affected and evacuated people and civil society groups. 156. Pay more attention to the of persons with disabilities, particularly by covering their medical expenses. 157. Take further measures in order to lower or abolish education fees at the University level as well as granting scholarships in order to alleviate the financial burdens further. 160. Implement the recommendation given by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) to conduct a comprehensive study on the situation of minority women and develop a national strategy to improve the living conditions for minority women. 161. Promote and implement programmes and policies to improve the situation of minorities and to support them at the linguistic, cultural and social levels. its efforts to protect the rights of migrant workers and prepare favourable working conditions. strengthen the public awareness about the human rights of migrant workers and other minority groups. 164. Continue efforts for the protection and promotion of the rights of migrants. 165. Ensure the access of all migrants, without discrimination and irrespective of their legal status, to health and education. 166. Continue its efforts to protect the human rights of foreigners –including refugees– and prevent discrimination against them in both law and practice. 167. Review the admission regulations for foreigners to its territory. an effective role to operationalize the right to development at the international level. 169. Implement seriously and immediately the recommendations of the UPR.
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