A/HRC/43/14 116. Libya expressed appreciation for efforts made to implement recommendations and reoperationalize national human rights plans. 117. Liechtenstein welcomed the delegation and thanked it for the information provided. 118. Pakistan welcomed the State’s efforts to increase women’s participation in politics and work. 119. Maldives expressed appreciation for the comprehensive presentation that the delegation had made. 120. Malta stated that it was cognizant of the particular challenges that the Government of Iraq faced. 121. Mauritania appreciated the State’s ongoing efforts to promote fundamental rights and freedoms. 122. Mexico commended the State for its training efforts in human rights and international humanitarian law. 123. Mongolia welcomed the State’s efforts to ensure human rights despite ongoing challenges. 124. Montenegro welcomed the efforts made by the State despite the serious security challenges that it faced. 125. Morocco welcomed the State’s constitutional commitment that had led to many institutional reforms. 126. Myanmar expressed appreciation for the State’s efforts to align domestic legislation with international obligations. 127. Nepal welcomed the State’s initiatives to empower women in social and economic spheres. 128. The Netherlands remained concerned about the human rights situation in Iraq. 129. Nicaragua extended a warm welcome to the delegation of Iraq. 130. Nigeria commended the Government for its efforts towards national reconciliation to foster peaceful coexistence. 131. North Macedonia noted the ratification of eight major international human rights instruments. 132. Norway expressed concern about the excessive use of force against protesters. 133. Oman commended the State for having established national strategies and plans. 134. Malaysia acknowledged the progress made in terms of promoting and protecting human rights. 135. Peru expressed appreciation for the Government’s efforts to restore peace. 136. The Philippines was encouraged by the State’s constructive approach to the universal periodic review process. 137. Poland commended Iraq for its ambitious agenda for ensuring public safety. 138. The Republic of Moldova welcomed the State’s cooperation with the United Nations human rights mechanisms, while expressing concern about the excessive use of force against protesters. 139. France encouraged Iraq to continue its efforts towards the reconstruction and development of public services. 140. In conclusion, the delegation of Iraq stated that an official census had been created with UNICEF covering approximately 2,000 children who had arrived in internally displaced persons camps. Many of those children did not have official documents, which was a source of great concern. The precarious security situation, as well as infiltration by Daesh elements in some camps, was slowing down the issuance of documents. 8