A/HRC/42/14 163.309 Mainstream disability rights in national implementation and monitoring of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (Bahrain); 163.310 Expand efforts to effectively eradicate discrimination against girls, children with disabilities, children belonging to ethnic minorities, children in poverty and children living with HIV/AIDS and Noma disease (Bahrain); 163.311 Continue efforts to address prejudice against children with disabilities, and to ensure them equal access to social and health-care services and inclusive education (Bulgaria); 163.312 Eliminate all discrimination against persons with disabilities (Congo); 163.313 Develop a national awareness-raising strategy in order to eradicate stereotypes and discrimination against persons with disabilities (Gabon); 163.314 Ensure legal protection for persons with disabilities, and establish procedures for effective remedies (Gabon); 163.315 Ensure security in refugee camps and the protection of all boys and girls, especially against disappearances and all forms of violence, including sexual violence, and investigate cases of disappearance of children, establish their whereabouts and punish those responsible (Argentina); 163.316 Continue efforts to combat all forms of violence and insecurity among child refugees, asylum seekers and displaced persons (Morocco); 163.317 Take the African Union Year of Refugees, Returnees and Internally Displaced Persons and the tenth anniversary of the Kampala Convention as an opportunity to apply relevant regional frameworks (Germany); 163.318 Ensure the protection of the rights of those affected by intercommunal violence, especially the estimated 3.2 million internally displaced persons, by ensuring adherence to humanitarian principles in ongoing plans for return or relocation and by ensuring the safety and security of returning or relocating communities (Ireland); 163.319 Promote the protection of the human rights of internally displaced persons (Luxembourg); 163.320 Continue to undertake efforts to address intercommunal violence, allow full access for humanitarian agencies to displaced people, and avoid forced returns of displaced people (New Zealand); 163.321 Make further efforts to address the protection and humanitarian needs of internally displaced persons in the country and to take effective measures to prevent internal displacement caused by internal conflict and natural disasters (Republic of Korea); 163.322 Fully uphold humanitarian principles by ensuring that humanitarian actors have unhindered access to those in need, particularly internally displaced persons, and that return and resettlement are conducted through safe, informed, dignified and voluntary relocation (Sweden); 163.323 Ensure the treatment of internally displaced persons in accordance with the Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement (Australia); 163.324 Address the root causes of the increase in the number of internally displaced persons, in particular because of ethnic or cultural differences (Mexico); 163.325 Continue working closely with national and international counterparts to provide care and resettlement for internally displaced persons (Azerbaijan); 163.326 Create the conditions for the voluntary, safe, informed and dignified return of internally displaced persons (France); 26