A/HRC/14/17 8. Continue promoting the work of the Higher Committee for Migration in order to promote the rights of migrants and to implement the possibility for Egyptian migrants abroad to caste their vote (Bolivia);. 9. Fulfill its pledge to review the definition of torture in Egyptian law and ensure its consistency with the Convention against Torture in order to strengthen its fight against torture (Japan); 10. Revise relevant laws and practice to ensure compliance with ICCPR including for bloggers and public access to internet (Czech Republic); 11. Consider strengthening the Complaints Office of the National Council for Women and the helpline of the National Council for Children, building on past experience and with a view to strengthening the role and effectiveness of these two institutions throughout the Republic (Palestine); 12. Increase cooperation and coordination between governmental institutions and the National Council for Women as the best framework to ensure that women’s rights take root and promote women (Tunisia); 13. Continue its policies in the area of the promotion and protection of the human rights of women (Bhutan); 14. Strengthen its policy on the rights of the child, with attention to the Guidelines for the Alternative Care of Children (Brazil); 15. Continue effective policies aimed at ensuring rights of persons with disabilities through instruments that are in line with respective international conventions as well as by developing and implementing national programs (Kyrgyzstan); 16. That the legislation related to violence against women, which would be promulgated based on the voluntary pledges made by Egypt, include provisions aimed at eliminating de jure and de facto discrimination against women (Mexico); 17. Fulfill its pledge to review the reservations which it has entered to human rights treaties with a view to withdrawing them (Japan); 18. Continue finding the appropriate solutions for the challenges mentioned in the national report and faced by the citizens in their full enjoyment of fundamental rights whether it is political, economic, social and cultural rights (Kuwait); 19. Continue its process of home-grown reforms to deepen democratic reform and strengthen foundations of modern states in which all citizens enjoy all human rights (China); 20. Accomplish the Human Rights Goals (Brazil); 21. Continue promoting its successful cultural policies that have farreaching social content, stimulate participation by the popular sectors of the population and extend culture to all as a mechanism to combat exclusion and poverty (Venezuela); 22. Improve its cooperation with the United Nations Treaty Bodies by submitting overdue reports as a matter of priority (Norway); 23. Submit overdue reports to the treaty bodies (Austria); 13