A/HRC/11/29 Page 22 34. Continue the enlargement and going into depth of the quality of the national health system, if possible, earmarking more financial resources of the total national budget and through the training of specialised personnel (Cuba); 35. Continue to work to enhance access to water through efficient water resources management with the support and assistance of the international community (Bangladesh); 36. Continue efforts in providing all with basic education (Bahrain); consolidate and continue taking measures to reinforce enrolment and retention rates in secondary education (Bhutan); consider the inclusion of human rights in school curricula (The United Arab Emirates); 37. Undertake efforts aimed at protecting the rights of foreign workers and prohibiting abuses that might be practiced against them (Algeria); continue measures to improve the well-being and human rights protection of migrant workers, including domestic workers (Philippines); 38. Continue enhancing its role in peacekeeping operations, including providing medical services and continuing its support to capacity building in all conflict regions in the world (Palestine); 39. Refuse any attempts to impose any values alien to the contractual and commitments of Jordan (Egypt); not respond to any comment that is outside of Jordan’s legal commitments and international principles agreed upon by consensus (Sudan); 40. Benefit from its successful experiences in the areas contained in the national report, which focuses on the challenges, and request the necessary technical assistance from the relevant international organizations (Morocco); 41. Seek financial support from the international community in order to continue providing the necessary assistance to thousands of Iraqis hosted in the Kingdom (Qatar); 93. The following recommendations will be examined by Jordan which will provide responses in due time. The responses of Jordan to these recommendations will be included in the outcome report adopted by the Human Rights Council at its eleventh session. 1. Consider the possibility of signing and ratifying International Convention for the protection of all persons against enforced disappearances and to accept the competence of its committee (Argentina); 2. Develop the penal legislation concerning discrimination and violence against women in a comprehensive manner (Finland); 3. Amend the Penal Code with the provisions to ensure that perpetrators of honour crimes do not benefit from reduction of penalty and that these crimes are treated as other violent crimes in regard to investigation and prosecution (Slovenia);