in the workplace within the context of its constitution.Indonesia interprets the self-determination clause (Article 1) within the context of other international law and as not applying to peoples within a sovereign nation-state.Ireland reserves the right to promote the Irish language.Japan reserved the right not to be bound to progressively introduce free secondary and higher education, the right to strike for public servant and the remuneration on public holidays.Kuwait interprets the non-discrimination clauses of Articles 2 and 3 within its constitution and laws, and reserves the right to social security to apply only to Kuwaitis. It also reserves the right to forbid strikes.Mexico restricts the labour rights of Article 8 within the context of its constitution and laws.Monaco interprets the principle of non-discrimination on the grounds of national origin as "not necessarily implying an automatic obligation on the part of States to guarantee foreigners the same rights as their nationals", and reserves the right to set residence requirements on the rights to work, health, education, and social security.Myanmar has a general reservation to interpret "the right of self-determination" to not interfere with the established government or authorize any action to undermine the government. Additionally, the term does not apply to Section 10 of the Constitution of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, 2008. Section 10 reads: "no part of the territory constituted in the union such as regions, states, union territories, and self-administered areas shall ever secede from the Union."New Zealand reserved the right not to apply Article 8 (the right to form and join trade unions) insofar as existing measures (which at the time included compulsory unionism and encouraged arbitration of disputes) were incompatible with it.Norway reserves the right to strike so as to allow for compulsory arbitration of some labour disputes.Pakistan has a general reservation to interpret the Covenant within the framework of its constitution.Thailand interprets the right to self-determination within the framework of other international law.Trinidad and Tobago reserves the right to restrict the right to strike of those engaged in essential occupations.Turkey will implement the Covenant subject to the UN Charter. It also reserves the right to interpret and implement the right of parents to choose and establish educational institutions in a manner compatible with its constitution.United Kingdom views the Covenant as subservient to the UN Charter. It made several reservations regarding its overseas territories.United States – Amnesty International writes that "The United States signed the