A/HRC/10/75 Page 17 not party to some relevant treaties, the Constitution has provided for all human rights and this is reflected in laws and practices of the country. 90. The head of the delegation indicated that they greatly value all the comments and are appreciative of the universal periodic review, which represents an important national review. The universal periodic review allowed for understanding that achievements were made but also that shortcomings and challenges exist. The State will continue communicating with the Council and the international community in order to further develop its performance. II. CONCLUSIONS AND/OR RECOMMENDATIONS 91. The recommendations formulated during the interactive dialogue have been examined by the State; the recommendations listed below enjoy its support: 1. To reform the 1980 law on publications and all other related laws to take into account the evolution of freedom of expression and opinion (Qatar); 2. To continue efforts to strengthen and protect human rights in accordance with international standards, in keeping with the cultural values of the Emirati people (Egypt); 3. To continue to refuse to apply any standards or principles that are outside the international principles and standards agreed upon in the field of human rights, including any attempt to impose any foreign values and customs on the Emirati people (Egypt); 4. To continue its achievements in the area of human rights and to take them into account as an encouraging factor for the promotion and protection of human rights (Saudi Arabia); 5. To be complimented for its pioneering and considerable experience in the area of ending employment of children in camel racing (Bahrain); 6. To invite the Special Rapporteur on trafficking in persons, especially women and children, to visit the country (Bahrain); 7. To continue to strengthen its labour regulations and improve the working/living conditions of workers (Pakistan); 8. To establish a workshop on education to exchange views and experiences with developed and developing countries (Kuwait) ; 9. To take further steps to improve the situation of migrant labourers and domestic staff (United Kingdom); 10. To continue dialogue with civil society in the follow-up to and implementation of the review, and establish a standing forum to facilitate such dialogue and enable greater mutual understanding (United Kingdom); 11. To vigorously pursue efforts to promulgate a national law guaranteeing better protection for children, and that the general principle of the best interest for the