A/HRC/31/11 129.185 Continue the efforts aiming at economic growth in the country (Pakistan); 129.186 Continue efforts to promote and strengthen human rights, in particular by focusing on the economic growth and by improving the well-being of the population (Djibouti); 129.187 Continue making further efforts to promote the enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights (Qatar); 129.188 Take steps to ensure the successful implementation of the various programmes in accordance with its social security law (Brunei Darussalam); 129.189 Continue the establishment of development programmes, especially in rural areas (Brunei Darussalam); 129.190 Continue the practices of valuing social dialogue and promoting the concept of tolerance in Omani culture (Turkmenistan); 129.191 Continue strengthening its excellent programmes for social protection, working for the achievement of welfare and the best possible standard of living for its people (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 129.192 Continue its efforts aiming at providing adequate housing to all its citizens (United Arab Emirates); 129.193 Continue to work collaboratively with the private sector and relevant stakeholders in protecting the labour rights (Thailand); 129.194 Continue to make efforts to enhance the awareness among workers and employers on laws and rules on labour by implementing concrete programmes for awareness-raising (Tajikistan); 129.195 Continue efforts to improve labour relations system through the development of social dialogue between the Government and the organizations of employers and workers (Uzbekistan); 129.196 Increase efforts to investigate and criminally prosecute forced labour offenses and sentence convicted offenders to adequate terms of imprisonment (United States of America); 129.197 Strengthen the mechanism dealing with expatriate workers to meet the service requirements and to protect their rights according to its Labour Law (Brunei Darussalam); 129.198 Step up its efforts in promoting and protecting human rights of migrant workers in the country (Indonesia); 129.199 Continue its policies to improve access to education for all, including for migrant workers and members of their families (Indonesia); 129.200 Continue increasing the rate of women in the workforce in the civil service sector and further enabling women in the labour area (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 129.201 Abolish the kafala system which restricts rights of foreign workers and their access to redress mechanisms and make them vulnerable to various forms of abuse (Czech Republic); 129.202 Continue its efforts in addressing the welfare of foreign workers (Bangladesh); 24