A/HRC/34/5 109.131 Provide immediate, full, unhindered and sustained humanitarian access to the country (Norway); 109.132 Allow access without restrictions for United Nations humanitarian assistance and independent humanitarian organizations (Uruguay); 109.133 Take concrete measures to facilitate and ensure access to humanitarian assistance, especially for affected civilians and vulnerable groups in conflict areas (Thailand); 109.134 Avoid besieging, and ensure for the population access to food, basic services and medical assistance (Uruguay); 109.135 Facilitate access for humanitarian aid and humanitarian personnel to the Syrian territory, especially in remote areas and areas most affected by the conflict (Chile); 109.136 Redouble efforts to establish safe and neutral corridors for humanitarian evacuations (Costa Rica); 109.137 Strengthen efforts focusing on facilitating and ensuring access of humanitarian aid, particularly in the areas of armed conflict, and on protecting the civilian infrastructure, including hospitals and schools, including by maintaining and strengthening cooperation with ICRC (Ecuador); 109.138 Facilitate rapid and unrestricted humanitarian access for United Nations humanitarian agencies in order to provide assistance to all civilians in need (Georgia); 109.139 Immediately grant full and unconditional humanitarian access for the United Nations to the entire country, especially to the territories under siege by government forces (Germany); 109.140 Grant unimpeded access by populations in need of assistance (Ghana); humanitarian personnel to 109.141 Ensure full and unhindered humanitarian access, in the territories under control, to all people in need (Hungary); 109.142 Allow for the free and unimpeded access of human rights observers, humanitarian organizations, medical teams and ambulances to affected areas (Iceland); 109.143 Allow the United Nations humanitarian agencies full and unconditional countrywide humanitarian access (Latvia); 109.144 Ensure the safe passage, without the risk of attacks, of humanitarian convoys, allowing for safe, unhindered and sustained humanitarian access, and the evacuation of civilians in need of medical assistance (Luxembourg); 109.145 Guarantee unrestricted and unconditional access for medical personnel and vehicles and humanitarian assistance, particularly in the city of Aleppo, which has been severely affected in recent weeks (Mexico); 109.146 Ensure accountability for the systematic and widespread violations and abuses of human rights and violations of international humanitarian law that are being committed on a large scale throughout the Syrian Arab Republic by all parties, some of which may amount to crimes against humanity (Portugal); 21