A/HRC/34/5 110.8 Stop bombing its own civilian population, including with the use of barrel bombs, chemical weapons and incendiary bombs contrary to international humanitarian law (Netherlands); 110.9 Cease bombardments, the use of chemical weapons, attacks against civilians and immediately lift all sieges (France); 110.10 Stop the aerial bombardments and the indiscriminate attacks against civilians (Ukraine); 110.11 Stop using chemical weapons as documented by the relevant United Nations organs (Turkey); 110.12 Allow immediate, complete, continued and unimpeded humanitarian access to all populations in need throughout the whole territory, in particular in besieged and hard-to-reach areas (France); 110.13 Grant unfettered access to humanitarian assistance, including in besieged and hard-to-reach areas (United States of America); 110.14 Allow the United Nations and other international organizations to access those in need, particularly in all besieged and hard-to-reach areas (Ukraine); 110.15 Live up to all its obligations under international humanitarian law and international human rights law and provide immediate, full and unhindered humanitarian access to all populations in need throughout the Syrian Arab Republic (Denmark); 110.16 Lift all restrictions on humanitarian access to populations in need of assistance, in particular to besieged and hard-to-reach areas, and ensure the safe evacuation of those civilians who wish to leave, particularly those in Aleppo and 15 other territories that the United Nations has classified as besieged by Syria (Ireland);1 110.17 Stop the sieges of Syrian cities and towns, including east Aleppo, in breach of international humanitarian law. Humanitarian access must be immediately ensured to all the Syrian people in need (Netherlands); 110.18 Respect the right to life and stop killing its own people (Turkey); 110.19 Stop the widespread practices of enforced disappearance, arbitrary detention and the use of sexual violence, torture and ill-treatment in its detention centres. This includes granting international monitoring bodies immediate access without undue restriction to all detainees, and publish a list of all detention facilities (Denmark); 110.20 Stop the systemic use of ill-treatment and torture (Turkey); 110.21 Release all those who are arbitrarily detained and put an end to torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment of detainees, 1 26 The recommendation, as read out during the interactive dialogue, was: “Lift all restrictions on humanitarian access to populations in need of assistance, in particular to besieged and hard-to-reach areas, and ensure the safe evacuation of those civilians who wish to leave, particularly those in Aleppo and 15 other territories that the United Nations has classified as besieged by the regime.” A point of order was raised by the Syrian Arab Republic on the need for United Nations standard terminology to be used when addressing the Working Group on the Universal Periodic Review.