up of any violations of these rights in addition to receiving complaints and inspecting the conditions of prisons and advising on laws and regulations. In recognition of the Saudi Arabian efforts, the international human rights bodies and other regional bodies commended the Saudi achievements including the holding of Municipal Councils election in 2005, the establishment of the Saudi Journalists Association in 2003 and the establishment of the King Abdul Aziz Center for National Dialogue in 2003 and the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques call for dialogue among followers of religions and peaceful co-existence between peoples. As a result of these efforts, the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz received Lech Walesa's Prize for his contribution towards "inter-faith dialogue, tolerance, peace and international cooperation", as well as for his charity works. The ever-increasing Human Rights in Saudi Arabia resulted in Shoura Council adopting resolution 81/117 / D 2005 regarding the attribution of all human rights to the ad hoc committee -- the Committee on Islamic Affairs and Human Rights which was renamed in 1426 AH as the Committee on Islamic Affairs, judicial and human rights. The international human rights bodies commended the Saudi Arabian adoption of the national strategy to protect the integrity and the fight against corruption, through a specialized body to combat corruption, and development of programs and mechanisms for their application. The international agencies also commended the royal directives to deport foreign prisoners to their countries in accordance with a set of guarantees and procedures and also praised Labour system of work and workers, which was adopted in 2005, that regulates and protects the rights of workers.
