A/HRC/57/9 132.29 Take all necessary measures to guarantee immediate and unhindered access to humanitarian aid and humanitarian actors, including ensuring freedom of movement for women working in the sector (Switzerland); 132.30 Improve humanitarian access and aid delivery in areas under its control (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 132.31 Facilitate the passage of humanitarian aid and protect humanitarian workers (Australia); 132.32 Continue efforts to ensure the unhindered access of international humanitarian assistance while guaranteeing the safety of humanitarian actors (Indonesia); 132.33 Ensure that all parties unconditionally and fully cooperate with the United Nations to facilitate rapid, safe and unhindered humanitarian access throughout Yemen, in compliance with Security Council resolutions (Ireland); 132.34 Ensure the protection of civilians, in compliance with obligations under international humanitarian law, including immediate, full and unhindered access for humanitarian supplies and personnel to all parts of Yemen (Denmark); 132.35 Provide comprehensive training to military forces on the obligations of the State derived from international human rights law and international humanitarian law (Colombia); 132.36 Intensify, through dialogue, efforts to end the conflict, ensuring that international humanitarian law is upheld (Dominican Republic); 132.37 Facilitate humanitarian access and the work of humanitarian actors in the country (Ecuador); 132.38 End the recruitment and use of children by armed forces, release all children from duty and ensure that they have access to protection and reintegration programmes (Estonia); 132.39 Adopt the necessary measures to prevent the recruitment and use of children by armed groups (Ecuador); 132.40 Respect Security Council resolutions, including their human rights provisions, and ensure free and unhindered access for humanitarian organizations providing aid and emergency assistance (France); 132.41 Continue with all efforts to protect human rights amid the difficulties of conflict and the burdens of the transitional period (Malawi); 132.42 Strengthen the means of action and the independence of the National Commission of Inquiry to investigate allegations of human rights violations (France); 132.43 Continue to work towards a political solution to the conflict that includes a broad cross section of Yemeni society, including women and members of marginalized groups, and their calls for desperately needed justice and accountability (United States of America); 132.44 Take all possible measures to prevent the recruitment of children by terrorist organizations (Israel); 132.45 Combat corruption (Türkiye); 132.46 Ensure that the execution of funds destined for humanitarian aid and the re-establishment of social, economic and cultural structures are overseen by anti-corruption and independent bodies (Costa Rica); 132.47 Strengthen the structure of State institutions with the aim of establishing the rule of law and adopting economic development plans to meet the needs of the population and combat corruption (Libya); 132.48 12 Uphold the rule of law (Türkiye); GE.24-09703