A/HRC/42/4 95.29 Take into account the vulnerabilities and needs of women, children, youth, elderly persons, persons with disabilities, indigenous persons and other marginalized groups in developing policies on climate change and disaster risk management (Fiji); 95.30 Continue to build institutional capacity, data and knowledge to integrate environmental and climate considerations more fully into the national regulatory framework and develop new capacities and systems for implementation and compliance monitoring across major sectors (Fiji); 95.31 Incorporate policies to meet relevant Sustainable Development Goals when drafting new national strategies (Myanmar); 95.32 Take necessary measures to comply with counter-terrorism resolutions and to prevent recruitment of terrorist combatants in Albania, who travel abroad to join terrorist organizations fighting in other countries (Syrian Arab Republic); 95.33 Comply with international obligations to combat terrorism by stopping the provision of safe haven to the Monafeghin-e Khalge Organization (Islamic Republic of Iran); 95.34 End impunity for acts of terrorism committed by members of the Monafeghin-e Khalge Organization and bring them to justice by either extraditing or prosecuting the culprits (Islamic Republic of Iran); 95.35 Investigate serious and systematic violations of human rights by the Monafeghin-e Khalge Organization against its own members, in particular women (Islamic Republic of Iran); 95.36 Take urgent measures to support those who have managed to free themselves from the horrible Monafeghin-e Khalge Organization training camps, as the defectors are subject to regular harassment and threats and are not allowed to leave Albania (Islamic Republic of Iran); 95.37 Take concrete measures to remedy the grievances of the respectable people of Manez, Durres County, who are inflicted with the scourge of a terrorist cult in their previously peaceful locality (Islamic Republic of Iran); 95.38 Improve prison conditions, particularly overcrowding, and ensure adequate care for prisoners with disabilities and mental health concerns (Australia); 95.39 Improve living conditions, notably at the Zaharia special centre for sick prisoners in Kruja and the prison hospital in Tirana, in line with its international obligations, and develop rapidly a plan to build a new psychiatric penitentiary facility (Switzerland); 95.40 Enhance the protection of the human rights of detainees by ensuring that they have access to decent living conditions and medical care and are not physically mistreated. In this regard, implement the thorough penitentiary reform envisaged in the national report, investigate all allegations of torture or ill-treatment, prosecute those responsible and regularly instruct law enforcement officials that any acts of abuse towards arrested individuals are unacceptable and will be punished (Poland); 95.41 Reform the penitentiary system in order to ensure humane conditions of detention in line with international standards (Russian Federation); 95.42 Appropriate sufficient funds to support the Ministry of Interior’s vetting system under the law on vetting of the State Police, the Republican Guard and the Police Internal Affairs Service (United States of America); 95.43 Take steps to finally halt blood feud killings and provide women and children affected by that practice with adequate economic aid and social services (Czechia); 12