A/HRC/41/9 123.23 Redouble efforts to eradicate all acts of discrimination against minorities living in Yemen, and ensure that equal treatment is guaranteed to all individuals without exception (Uruguay); 123.24 Do everything in its power to facilitate rapid and unhindered humanitarian access to its territory in order to facilitate the import of goods and the activities of humanitarian organizations (Switzerland); 123.25 Continue to engage seriously in United Nations-mediated peace talks, recognizing that a comprehensive political solution is the most effective way to address the suffering of the Yemeni people (Australia); 123.26 Intensify through dialogue efforts aimed at ending the conflict in Yemen and ensure respect for international humanitarian law (Botswana); 123.27 Take steps to immediately protect journalists, human rights defenders, civil society and minorities such as the Baha’i, including from arbitrary detention, enforced disappearance and torture (Canada); 123.28 Continue its efforts to ensure the return of stability and security throughout the country (Tunisia); 123.29 Cease the practice of arbitrary detention, as well as ill-treatment and torture in some detention centres (Costa Rica); 123.30 Impose a moratorium on the death penalty and ensure that the death penalty is not imposed on persons under the age of 18 at the time of the commission of the criminal offence (Czechia); 123.31 Continue efforts through dialogue to end the conflict and create the necessary conditions for humanitarian assistance to the civilian population (Djibouti); 123.32 Immediately halt the practice of arbitrary arrest and detention, enforced disappearance and torture and other ill-treatment (Iceland); 123.33 Make all possible efforts to end the ongoing crisis and find a peaceful political solution to save the lives of citizens (Iraq); 123.34 Combat arbitrary detention and torture in detention centres (France); 123.35 Combat the practice of arbitrary arrest and detention, enforced disappearance and torture and other ill-treatment, investigate and prosecute those responsible and provide reparations for victims (Italy); 123.36 Continued work to achieve comprehensive peace in Yemen (Kuwait); 123.37 Adopt appropriate measures to ensure that human rights defenders and journalists are protected from acts of aggression or intimidation (Luxembourg); 123.38 Give priority to the rights of the most vulnerable groups in society, especially women, children, persons with disabilities and refugees (United Arab Emirates); 123.39 Ensure that all parties to the conflict respect and protect civilians, their property and critical infrastructure, including medical facilities and medical staff, and that disruption of food and medical supplies is investigated and punished (Mexico); 123.40 Continue engaging with the Special Envoy for Yemen to implement the Stockholm Agreement and work towards a lasting political solution, creating conditions to improve the Government’s capacity to protect the human rights of its citizens (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 123.41 Immediately halt the practice of arbitrary detention, enforced disappearance and torture, release all individuals arbitrarily detained, provide accountability and remedies for all such human rights violations and ensure 11