A/HRC/16/15 93.5. Continue to make further efforts in the promotion and protection of human rights in accordance with the needs and requirements of Libyan society (United Arab Emirates); 93.6. Continue its efforts to address the adverse effects of the sanctions imposed during the 1990s (Sudan)2; 93.7. Continue to implement its voluntary commitments to promote human rights through its membership in the Human Rights Council, the African Union and the League of Arab States in order to prevent double standards in dealing with specific countries and to promote dialogue between nations, instead of resorting to force or the imposition of coercive measures or using human rights as a reason to interfere in the internal affairs of States (Sudan); 93.8. Continue its efforts in promoting and protecting human rights and other fundamental freedoms of the Libyan people (Jordan); 93.9. Continue its efforts in promoting human rights education and national human rights protection mechanisms (Egypt); 93.10. Continue its positive efforts to increase the culture of the human rights of the Libyan people (Cuba); 93.11. Continue its efforts to achieve the Millennium Development Goals (Azerbaijan); 93.12. Take appropriate measures to ensure that all children enjoy all human rights, without discrimination (Islamic Republic of Iran); 93.13. Consider giving more role to the private sector in developing the national education and health-care systems (Islamic Republic of Iran); 93.14. Explore the possibility of adopting a national strategy to combat discrimination against women (Malaysia); 93.15. Continue to improve policies and programmes to advance the status of women and girls, and to protect children (Myanmar); 93.16. Continue its cooperation with the United Nations special procedures (Azerbaijan); 93.17. Consider inviting the Special Rapporteur on the right to education and the Special Rapporteur on the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography, within a framework of mutual cooperation, as a constructive step towards the consolidation of greater protection for this vulnerable group (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela);3 93.18. Continue its active cooperation with the United Nations mechanisms and submit its periodic reports to treaty bodies, as appropriate (Cuba); 93.19. Continue its efforts in cooperating with OHCHR since becoming a member in the Human Rights Council (Morocco); 2 3 Recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue: “Continue efforts to face the adverse effects of the sanctions imposed between 1992 and 1993” (Sudan). Recommendation as read during the interactive dialogue: “Consider inviting the Special Rapporteur on the right to education, and the Special Rapporteur on trafficking in persons, especially in women and children; within a framework of mutual cooperation, as a constructive step towards the consolidation of a greater protection to this vulnerable group” (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela). 15