A/HRC/28/69 (f) Strengthen measures to help specific groups, such as women, children, persons with disabilities and minorities, including more programmes to provide sociopsychological support for rehabilitation/social reintegration, with due regard for the effective participation of beneficiaries; (g) Provide adequate funding and other resources to respond to the humanitarian situation. 144. The Commission recommends that the Government of the Syrian Arab Republic: (a) Halt immediately the use of illegal and indiscriminate weapons, including barrel bombs; (b) violations; End arbitrary detention, enforced disappearance, torture and other such (c) Permit full and unhindered access of humanitarian actors, in compliance with Security Council resolutions; (d) 145. Allow the Commission into the country and cooperate with it. The Commission recommends that the international community: (a) Use the principle of universal jurisdiction in accordance with national law to investigate and prosecute persons and groups implicated in egregious violations; (b) Adopt targeted measures on the afore-mentioned persons and groups; (c) Ensure that States and individuals desist from financing terrorism and extremism, in compliance with relevant Security Council resolutions; (d) Call upon all parties to ensure that peace or reconciliation discussions systematically incorporate child and gender protection concerns; (e) Respond adequately to the growing needs of refugees, internally displaced persons and their host communities, including by honouring existing pledges to United Nations appeals. 146. The Commission recommends that the Security Council: (a) Support the work of the Commission and its access to the Syrian Arab Republic, list the situation as part of its formal agenda for discussion, and invite the Commission to give periodic briefings accordingly; (b) Refer the situation to justice, through the International Criminal Court or an ad hoc international tribunal, bearing in mind the need to counter the systemic miscarriages of justice at the Syrian national level and the need to fundamentally reform the Syrian national justice sector; (c) Adopt targeted measures against persons and groups credibly implicated in egregious violations; (d) Impose more assertive measures to strengthen implementation of and follow-up on Security Council resolutions on the Syrian Arab Republic. 147. The Commission recommends that the General Assembly: (a) Adopt a resolution in which it requests the Security Council to refer the situation to justice; 22