A/HRC/34/5 civilian population and civilian infrastructure such as medical facilities (Finland); 109.116 End all indiscriminate bombings of residential areas, hospitals and all other civilian targets with immediate effect (Germany); 109.117 Take all necessary measures to avoid the bombing of medical units, respect the principle of medical neutrality and grant special protection to medical units as allowed by international law (Ghana); 109.118 Fulfil its obligations, including under the Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons and on Their Destruction and international humanitarian law, and cease all deliberate, indiscriminate and disproportionate attacks against civilians (Australia); 109.119 (Brazil); Authorize and facilitate the medical evacuation of civilians 109.120 Take measures to ensure respect for the basic rights of the people, such as their rights to food and safe drinking water, as well as welfare, such as health care, during times of conflict (Thailand); 109.121 Strengthen the protection of hospitals and school infrastructure in conflict zones (Angola); 109.122 Cease attacks and prevent further strikes on medical facilities (Australia); 109.123 Take measures to allow for the immediate, safe and unimpeded access of humanitarian assistance to all persons in need, allow for the visit of humanitarian agents to all places of detention and protect humanitarian agents and medical personnel operating in areas that are under siege or hard to reach (Brazil); 109.124 Cooperate fully with the United Nations to ensure rapid, safe and unhindered humanitarian access to those in dire need (Botswana); 109.125 Facilitate unimpeded humanitarian access to civilians in all areas affected by the current civil war (Rwanda); 109.126 Enable full and unimpeded humanitarian access to all besieged and hard-to-reach areas and that all parties to the conflict take constructive actions (Japan); 109.127 Allow access by humanitarian personnel to vulnerable populations in need of assistance and cooperate fully with the United Nations humanitarian organizations (Maldives); 109.128 Urgently provide essential and indispensable food and medical supplies to besieged areas and facilitate the arrival of unrestricted humanitarian aid and assistance, in particular to the areas most affected by the conflict (Namibia); 109.129 Immediately allow unrestricted humanitarian access to all areas, particularly those defined by the United Nations as besieged and hard to reach, on the basis of needs identified by the United Nations and its implementing partners (New Zealand); 109.130 20 Guarantee and widen humanitarian access (Republic of Korea);