A/HRC/17/7 89.3. Consider the possibility of acceding to some of the international conventions to which the Sultanate of Oman is not yet a party, with due regard to its religious and cultural specificities and the needs of Omani society (Morocco); 89.4. Continue to adopt a positive perspective towards accession to ICCPR (Egypt); 89.5. Maintain its positive approach to studying the question of accession to ICESCR (Syrian Arab Republic); 89.6. Continue with the process of harmonizing national laws, regulations and legislations with the provisions of the international human rights treaties to which it is a party and take appropriate measures in this regard (Qatar); 89.7. Take further measures aimed at strengthening laws and regulations regarding human rights (Mauritania); 89.8. That domestic legislation be brought more closely into line with the stipulations of relevant human rights instruments and that the Government establish an effective coordination and oversight body to monitor antitrafficking efforts and collect accurate data for use in future strategies and initiatives (Indonesia); 89.9. Continue promulgating legislation and promoting policies necessary to strengthen the protection of, and respect for, the rights of women and their role in society, while considering them an essential partner in the development process (Egypt); 89.10. Continue its efforts to ensure bringing into force of the Omani Law of the Child in pursuit of its national strategy on children and in line with the obligations under CRC (Bangladesh); 89.11. Further pursue efforts to pass a national law which would ensure a greater degree of protection for children (Sudan); 89.12. Finalize and enact legislation to better protect children, including the draft Law of the Child (Australia); 89.13. Place importance on the review of the Law on Civil Associations to ensure a more effective working environment for them (Lebanon); 89.14. Continue to work to strengthen national human rights mechanisms (Nepal); 89.15. Continue efforts to enhance the capacities of institutions working with persons with disabilities, including educational and health institutions (Saudi Arabia); 89.16. Consider creation of additional national mechanisms to promote and protect human rights of vulnerable groups especially women, children and people with disabilities (Islamic Republic of Iran); 89.17. Sustain its constructive steps taken in the field of human rights (Turkey); 89.18. Continues with its efforts to promote and protect human rights and freedoms (Sri Lanka); 89.19. Continue its efforts in the protection and promotion of human rights (Chad); 14