A/HRC/29/42 (d) Ensure that women have access to productive land, agricultural training and the means required to make their farming sustainable and productive; (e) Ensure that all women and girls enjoy equal inheritance rights and are protected by the same legal standards; (f) violence; Investigate, prosecute and sentence offenders of sexual and gender-based (g) During mandatory military training, prohibit the assignment of women and girls to officials’ quarters for forced domestic labour, and institute a zerotolerance policy for sexual abuse within training camps, which should be monitored and reported on by an independent institution; (h) Take immediate measures to ensure de facto gender equality, and address all forms of violence against women, including domestic violence, sexual and gender-based violence by State and non-State actors, specifically within state institutions, such as military camps, army and places of detention; (i) Implement impartial, gender-sensitive reporting mechanisms for victims of violence, and provide rehabilitation and support services, including safe houses, legal aid resources and health care. 11. Follow-up 95. The commission of inquiry also recommends that the Government: (a) Seek technical assistance from OHCHR and other agencies, as appropriate, with a view to assist in the implementation of the present recommendations, as well as those made during the universal periodic review and by other human rights mechanisms; (b) Collaborate with the Special Rapporteur in implementing her mandate and respond positively to her requests for an invitation to visit Eritrea; (c) Cooperate with other international human rights mechanisms; (d) Ensure an inclusive and comprehensive follow-up process to the universal periodic review, implement the recommendations made by treaty bodies, and submit overdue reports; (e) Cooperate with the international community to allow those providing international humanitarian assistance unhindered access throughout the country. 96. The commission of inquiry recommends that the international community: (a) Pending tangible progress in the situation of human rights, in particular the adoption of reforms that seriously address the problems identified in by the commission in the present report, continue to provide protection to all those who have fled and continue to flee Eritrea owing to severe violations of their rights or fear thereof; (b) Respect the principle of non-refoulement and end bilateral and other arrangements that jeopardize the lives of those who seek asylum; (c) Identify long-term solutions to help Eritrean refugees, including local integration in the first-asylum country and resettlement in third countries, and strengthen international solidarity in sharing the responsibility to care for Eritrean refugees and migrants; (d) Promote channels of regular migration from Eritrea to reduce clandestine channels, in particular by ensuring that they no longer have to risk their 21