A/HRC/14/2 43. To continue to pursue social policies in keeping with well-established family values, and not to be intimidated by suggestions on social norms that are controversial, non- universal and specific to certain societies (Bangladesh); 44. To take further measures to facilitate access to health-care services for the enjoyment of the right to health by all (Bangladesh); 45. To sustain its efforts with regard to health and education (Cuba); 46. To continue its efforts and dedication to ensure education enrolment for all categories of society (Algeria); 47. To continue practical steps already taken to disseminate a culture of human rights in education institutions, utilizing the media for this purpose (Saudi Arabia); 48. To continue efforts to spread a culture of human rights in Qatar (Syrian Arab Republic); 49. To step up efforts to strengthen public education, awareness programmes and skill training, particularly aimed at increasing the awareness of human rights in Qatar (Malaysia); 50. To continue efforts to promote and protect the rights of migrant workers, and to share its leading experience in this area in international forums (Saudi Arabia); 51. In line with its ongoing efforts, to continue to strengthen its labour laws and to improve the living and working conditions of foreign workers (Pakistan); 52. To continue to strengthen measures to protect and promote the welfare and human rights of all expatriate workers in Qatar, especially women domestic workers (Philippines); 53. To continue its active and leading participation in the Abu Dhabi dialogue process (Philippines); 54. To make further efforts to promote and protect the rights of expatriate workers, who make a significant contribution to the economic development and prosperity of Qatar (Sri Lanka); 55. To continue its efforts to protect the rights of expatriate workers (Azerbaijan); 56. To reinforce measures to prevent violence against foreign domestic workers and bring to justice those responsible for such crimes (Netherlands); 57. To continue efforts to combat discrimination against women, particularly migrant women (Brazil); 58. To continue its leadership and international cooperation in the international agenda for the development of countries of the South (Cuba); 59. To continue its policy of development based on respect for human rights (Lebanon); 60. To continue work on and consider expansion of its Reach Out to Asia Programme (Philippines); 16