A/HRC/22/58 (c) demining; Ratify the Mine Ban Treaty and immediately begin the process of (d) Provide the United Nations and other independent actors with access to recruitment centres and conflict areas to monitor the implementation of the Joint Action Plan to end the use of child soldiers; (e) Ensure that the safe and dignified return of refugees, asylum seekers and internally displaced persons is done with the free, prior and informed consent of affected individuals; (f) Ensure full respect for the human rights of ethnic minorities, as enshrined in the Declaration on the Rights of Persons Belonging to National or Ethnic, Religious or Linguistic Minorities. 94. In addition to the recommendations in report A/67/383, to address the situation in Rakhine State, the Government should: (a) Ensure the Investigation Commission addresses human rights violations that have occurred since the June 2012 violence; (b) justice; Ensure that the perpetrators of human rights violations are brought to (c) Suspend all operations of Nasaka in Rakhine State and introduce fundamental reforms to this border security force; (d) Ensure adequate medical care is provided to persons in all IDP camps; (e) Ease restrictions on freedom of movement of persons inside the IDP camps and in villages; (f) Consult with the members of the IDP camps on, and take steps towards, their voluntary return to their villages or relocation to integrated communities within Rakhine State; (g) Make greater efforts to ensure dialogue and reconciliation between community leaders; (h) Amend the 1982 Citizenship Act to ensure that all persons in Myanmar have equal access to citizenship and are not discriminated against on grounds of ethnicity or religion; (i) Ensure that the 2014 census includes all ethnic and religious minority communities in Myanmar, including the Rohingya; (j) Remove discriminatory regulations applied to Rohingyas, including with regard to marriage, freedom of movement, registration of new born children and access to education and employment; (k) Release Tun Aung from Sittwe Prison immediately and unconditionally; (l) Release the four INGO workers from Buthidaung Prison immediately and unconditionally; (m) Provide independent monitoring groups with access to places of detention in Rakhine State, and in particular to Buthidaung Prison to investigate allegations of torture, mistreatment and extra-judicial killings, as well as to courts for trial monitoring. 20