A/HRC/10/75 Page 19 27. To continue its leadership role at the regional level, particularly with regard to facilitating dialogue and enhancing cooperation with the receiving and sending States of contractual labourers (Malaysia); 28. To bolster capacity to oversee working and living conditions of migrant workers by employing more inspectors to oversee implementation of labour laws (Canada); 29. To consider establishing an independent national human rights institution that could advise the Government and receive and investigate complaints by the public (Netherlands); 30. To put in place effective institutional support for the victims of domestic violence (Slovenia); 31. That the perspective of the equality for women be fully included into the follow-up process to this review, including by conducting regular consultation with civil society and women’s groups on the implementation of the various related recommendations (Slovenia); 32. To consider ratifying the Convention against Torture in a timely manner (Japan); 33. To fast-track the development of infrastructure in remote rural areas, with a view to ensuring the practical enjoyment of economic and social rights to benefit the people living in remote rural areas (South Africa); 34. To accelerate the elaboration of a national plan of action with a view to instilling a culture of human rights (South Africa); 35. To guarantee adequate protection of workers through the effective implementation of legislative and administrative labour laws (South Africa); 36. To strengthen cooperation with human rights mechanisms, which will be helpful to achieve further improvements in various areas (Republic of Korea). 92. The following recommendations will be examined by the United Arab Emirates, which will provide responses in due time. The response of the State’s to these recommendations will be included in the outcome report adopted by the Council at its tenth session: 1. To ratify all of the most significant international human rights instruments, in particular the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Finland); 2. To sign the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance (France); 3. To sign and ratify the additional Protocol to the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime (France); 4. To consider the possibility of introducing amendments to national laws on citizenship, so that female citizens married to non-citizens can pass on their nationality to their children in the same way that male citizens married to noncitizens do (Germany);