A/HRC/11/30* context of its institutional and legal framework, resources, and national priorities (Bhutan); 22 6. Consider undertaking a comprehensive study on the positive implications of the legal system of civil law and Shari’ah law (Iran); Undertake more effective measures to further improve the implementation of Shari’ah law in the country (Iran); 7. Continue cooperation with civil society in capacity-building and further improve people’s lives (China); Continue its capacity-building programmes related to all aspects of human rights (Zimbabwe); 8. Continue to focus its efforts on ensuring full protection of human rights for all vulnerable groups, one such avenue is through the ongoing rigorous capacity-building programmes that Malaysia has initiated in this area, particularly for public officers. (Thailand); 9. Provide and improve training programmes on human rights for the judiciary, law enforcement personnel and lawyers (Jordan); Enhance human rights education (Jordan); 10. Continue to promote human rights in accordance with the values of the country (Oman); Continue with efforts to promote and protect human rights according to international commitments and religious and cultural specificities (Kuwait); 11. Further pursue national strategies and policies aimed at consolidating the human rights infrastructure and achieving more progress in the promotion of a culture of respect for human rights (Egypt); 12. Continue to develop the institutional framework with respect to the promotion and protection of human rights (Jordan); 13. Continue its positive actions for further promoting the rights of disabled people (Turkey); 14. Continue to take measures to protect the rights of women, children and people with disabilities (Belarus); 15. Continue exercising its sovereign right of adopting national legislation and the penal code, including the application of the death penalty (Egypt, Sudan); 16. Continue with its efforts to strengthen the enforcement of law on violence against women (Viet Nam); 17. Take all necessary measures and implement all necessary programmes to overcome the obstacles that prevent women’s status from progressing further (Oman); 18. Continue to enhance efforts to further improve the status of women to enable them to reach their full potential and contribute towards the social and economic development of the country (Kazakhstan); 19. Step up its efforts to enhance women’s participation at the decisionmaking level in both public and private sectors in line with the progress made in women’s education (Bangladesh); 20. Continue its efforts in finding ways to improve the protection of children victims of abuse and to enhance family institutions and reinforce moral values as an effective mean to promote and protect child rights GE.09-16360