A/HRC/10/75 Page 18 child, as contained in article 3 of the Convention, is fully reflected in that law (Djibouti); 12. To enact national legislation to protect the rights of children (Yemen); 13. To continue efforts to strengthen the rights of women and to further the advancement and development of women’s rights in the international dimension (Indonesia); 14. To study the possibility of a law that specifically addresses the situation of domestic workers, in order to preserve their fundamental rights and protect them from possible abuses by their employers (Cuba); 15. To pay attention to the development of infrastructure in remote regions (Syrian Arab Republic); 16. To organize training and seminars on human rights for law enforcement authorities in charge of combating terrorism (Algeria); 17. To take concrete measures to limit the number and extent of restrictions on the right to freedom of expression and the freedom of the press (France); 18. To pursue and strengthen current efforts to address allegations and reports of discriminatory treatment of migrant workers, especially those related to female domestic workers (Italy); 19. To put in place a concrete national strategy to disseminate a culture of human rights and to ensure the long-term protection of these rights (Morocco); 20. That the intention of the decree, recently signed by H.H. Shaykh Mohammed alMaktoum that no journalist should receive prison sentences for its publications, be secured through the enactment of a modernized press and publications law (Norway); 21. To continue to build on and strengthen efforts to protect the rights of migrant workers, especially women migrant domestic workers (Philippines); 22. To continue to pursue active cooperation and dialogue with the countries of origin of migrant workers (Philippines); 23. To share its experiences and best practices with other countries in establishing national legislation and mechanisms and pursuing international cooperation to curb human trafficking (Philippines); 24. To continue to provide assistance to developing countries as a means to improve the enjoyment of human rights in other parts of the world (Philippines); 25. To accede to the Convention against Torture (Albania); 26. To continue to give importance to ensure economic development, including infrastructure, in remote rural areas (Malaysia);