A/HRC/14/14 28. Ensure that any collaboration agreement signed with other States or contracts adjudicated to private security companies, guarantee the obligation of respecting international standards for the protection of human rights , as well as establish an adequate mechanism supervising the compliance with these standards by the actors involved (Mexico); 29. Continue to pay attention and provide the necessary services to priority groups in order to promote them and offer them the opportunity to participate effectively in the construction of a better future for the Iraqi people (Tunisia); 30. Continue the fruitful cooperation with the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) in order to strengthen the human rights protection, while considering the difficult circumstances and the security situation in Iraq and taking into account the traditions of the Iraqi people (United Arab Emirates); 31. Continue to work with UNAMI and the international community to address human rights recommendations set out in the 1 January – 30 June 2009 UNAMI Human Rights report (Australia); 32. Significantly improve its cooperation with the United Nations treaty Bodies by submitting overdue reports (Norway); 33. Submit the second and third reports to the Committee on the Rights of the Child (Uruguay); 34. Consider issuing a standing invitation to all UN human rights special procedures (Brazil); 35. Consider extending a standing invitation to all special procedures of the human Right Council (Latvia); 36. Issue a standing invitation to all human rights special procedures (New Zealand); 37. Issue a standing invitation to the United Nations special procedures (Poland); 38. Extend a permanent and open invitation to the United Nations human rights special procedures (Chile); 39. Give priority to facilitating the visits requested by Special Rapporteurs of the Human Rights Council (Norway); 40. Deal positively with the requests for visits to Iraq by Special Rapporteurs and Representatives of the Secretary General (Qatar); 41. Advance in the promotion of gender equality and equity and study the necessary legislative reforms to follow international standards such as CEDAW (Uruguay); 42. Continue its efforts to improve the situation of women and empower them (Jordan); 43. Raise social awareness on the importance of women’s rights (Italy); 44. Further enhance measures, in cooperation with the international community, to protect and promote the rights of the child, including through strengthening the educational system and the provision of adequate food, housing and health services to the most vulnerable families and groups in society (Philippines); 14