A/HRC/27/60 as underlined in Security Council resolutions 2139 (2014) and 2165 (2014) (and other relevant presidential statements and resolutions); (f) Increase substantially efforts to protect civilians and their freedom of movement; (g) workers. Ensure the protection of human rights defenders and humanitarian 143. The commission recommends that the Government of the Syrian Arab Republic: (a) Cease using illegal and indiscriminate weaponry; (b) Allow full and unhindered access for humanitarian assistance, in compliance with Security Council resolutions 2139 (2014) and 2165 (2014); (c) Allow the commission access to the country; (d) Allow human rights monitors and groups access to the country and take the necessary measures to ensure their protection. 144. It also recommends that non-State armed groups: (a) Comply effectively with Security Council resolutions 2139 (2014) and 2165 (2014); (b) Reject violent means in relation to the application of religious law, with due respect for a diversity of religious groups and practices. 145. It further recommends that influential States work in concert to put pressure on the parties to end the violence and to initiate inclusive negotiations for a sustainable political transition process in the country. 146. The commission recommends that the international community: (a) weapons; Impose an arms embargo and curb the proliferation and supply of (b) Sustain funding for humanitarian operations, ensure access to victims in all areas and facilitate the expansion of humanitarian relief operations. 147. It also recommends that the Human Rights Council support the recommendations made, including by transmitting the present report to the Secretary-General for the attention of the Security Council in order that appropriate action may be taken, and through a formal reporting process to the General Assembly and to the Security Council. 148. The commission recommends that the Security Council: (a) Support the recommendations of the commission; (b) Take appropriate action by referring the situation to justice, possibly to the International Criminal Court, bearing in mind that, in the context of the Syrian Arab Republic, only the Security Council is competent to refer the situation; (c) Enhance the enforcement and implementation of international human rights and humanitarian law through the range of powers and measures at its disposal, as part of the imperative of accountability, pertaining to all actors. 23