A/HRC/41/9 124.51 Ensure that the Group of Eminent Experts has unrestricted access to areas controlled by the Government (Germany); 124.52 Cooperate fully with the Group of Eminent Experts to ensure that all perpetrators of serious crimes in Yemen are held to account (Hungary); 124.53 Cooperate fully with the Group of Eminent Experts and facilitate its access to the territory (France); 124.54 (Italy); Cooperate with and grant access to the Group of Eminent Experts 124.55 Allow the Group of Eminent International and Regional Experts access to the country and fully cooperate with it (Luxembourg); 124.56 Cooperate with the Eminent Group of Experts, allowing it access to the country, so that all parties to the conflict can be held accountable (Mexico); 124.57 Ensure the independence of the National Commission of Inquiry and continue to grant full access to the Group of Eminent International and Regional Experts with a view to ensuring that perpetrators of the most serious crimes are held accountable, as part of a future reconciliation and transitional justice framework in conformity with international standards (Netherlands); 124.58 Cooperate with, and grant access to, the Group of Eminent International and Regional Experts on Yemen to ensure accountability for all violations and abuses of international humanitarian law and international human rights law (New Zealand); 124.59 Cooperate with the international community and at the national level to record all cases of international law violations committed by all parties to the conflict, and pursue actions so that perpetrators are held accountable for the crimes and violations and are brought before an independent court in the future (Poland); 124.60 Intensify efforts to protect and promote freedom of religion or belief and the rights of persons belonging to religious minorities (Italy); 124.61 Safeguard the ability of human rights defenders, both domestic and international, including journalists, to enter the country, have unhindered access and operate without reprisal (United States of America); 124.62 Pay public sector salary arrears, reopen Sana’a Airport and lift unnecessary import restrictions (Cyprus); 124.63 Reopen Sana’a Airport and all ports, and lift unnecessary import restrictions, thus ensuring free, rapid and unimpeded delivery of humanitarian aid and timely medical evacuations (Brazil); 124.64 Allow unimpeded humanitarian access to Yemen, including through commercial aviation and also at Sana’a Airport, and allow free movement for persons seeking medical care abroad (Germany); 124.65 Remove the blockade against a large part of Yemen and allow the free and unimpeded passage of food, vaccines and medicine from humanitarian and relief agencies to reach the people who are in desperate need (Islamic Republic of Iran); 124.66 That all parties avoid attacking educational establishments and take measures to guarantee continuous access to education during the conflict in compliance with the Safe Schools Declaration (Argentina); 124.67 Take active measures to promote the right of girls to education through social mobilization campaigns, with the aim of changing attitudes to girls’ education (Iceland); 124.68 Abolish male guardianship and control over women, raise the minimum age for marriage to 18 by amending the Personal Status Law and 22