A/HRC/15/15 79.85. Continue to enhance its efforts to disseminate a culture of human rights at all levels, in particular in the educational institutions (Saudi Arabia); 79.86. Continue to support the programmes aimed at enhancing human rights education and training, and consider integrating this subject into primary education (Morocco); 79.87. Continue the efforts and successes achieved by Government institutions in raising human rights awareness among its civil servants, and enhance the level of judicial and legal training studies within the framework of international treaties (Saudi Arabia); 79.88. Strengthen its cooperation with OHCHR to organize training sessions in order to raise awareness and education in human rights (Oman); 79.89. Put in place a systematic awareness-raising campaign so as to achieve an even better dissemination of a human rights culture in the society (Greece); 79.90. Launch an intensive national programme for human rights awarenessraising and education in order to protect and enhance human rights (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya); 79.91. Strengthen human rights education (Jordan); 79.92. Continue its efforts to protect the rights of all foreign workers and members of their families (Senegal);3 79.93. Take further measures for the fulfilment of social, economic and cultural rights for all (Islamic Republic of Iran);4 79.94. Continue to improve the conditions of foreign workers (Bangladesh);5 79.95. Take further necessary measures to protect the rights of foreign workers in general and domestic workers in particular (Indonesia);6 79.96. Adopt a law meeting generally admitted international standards in the area of the status of domestic workers in order to give legal status to domestic workers, including minimum wages, limited working hours, periods of rest and vacation, medical costs coverage, respect for privacy and physical integrity, as well as the freedom to renegotiate or break an employment contract (Belgium); 79.97. Address concerns of the ILO Committee of Experts about the conditions under which domestic servants can leave their employment and their possibility to have recourse to courts if necessary, in accordance with international standards (Slovakia); 79.98. Duly investigate and prosecute all allegations of abuse of domestic workers and provide victims efficient access to justice (Slovakia); 3 4 5 6 18 The recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue: “Continue its efforts to protect the rights of all migrant workers and members of their families” (Senegal). The recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue: “Take further measures for fulfilling of social, economic and cultural rights in particular for refugees and migrants” (Islamic Republic of Iran). The recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue: “Continue to improve the conditions of migrant workers” (Bangladesh). The recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue: “Take further necessary measures to protect the rights of migrant workers in general, and domestic workers in particular” (Indonesia).