A/HRC/18/16 83.57. Take the necessary measures to end attacks against civilians and to ensure unimpeded humanitarian access to the camps of internally displaced persons in Darfur, including by lifting the state of emergency (Canada);5 83.58. End the deliberate and indiscriminate attacks against civilians in Darfur and prosecute those responsible for these attacks (Spain); 83.59. End all indiscriminate attacks against civilians and other violations of international humanitarian and human rights law, especially in Darfur, and bring the perpetrators to justice, ensuring due process (Uruguay); 83.60. Elaborate a plan and create national mechanisms to combat violence against women in Darfur (Mauritania); 83.61. Establish national mechanisms to combat violence against women, especially in Darfur (Qatar); 83.62. Make further efforts to protect and promote women’s rights in Sudan (Republic of Korea);6 83.63. Continue its active efforts to promote children’s rights, including the implementation of the new law on children promulgated in 2010, disarmament, demobilization and reintegration activities for children, enhancement of a juvenile court system, and work towards the compulsory registration of births and the eradication of female genital mutilation (Japan); 83.64. Develop a national plan of action to enforce the rights of children in a comprehensive manner and based on the Convention on the Rights of the Child (Uruguay); 83.65. Continue to devote special attention to children in order to realize their best interest (Jordan); 83.66. Develop a national plan of action for the implementation of children’s rights and adopt a holistic child rights approach (Islamic Republic of Iran); 83.67. Develop a national plan of action for the implementation of children’s rights (Australia); 83.68. Elaborate national legislation for the protection of child rights and create national mechanisms to monitor implementation (Saudi Arabia); 83.69. Continue its efforts to fight climate challenges with the support of the international community (Bangladesh); 83.70. Extend a standing invitation to all special procedures and respond positively to pending requests for visits (Spain);7 83.71. Issue a standing invitation to the human rights special procedures (Ecuador); 5 6 7 16 The recommendation was read during the interactive dialogue as “Take the necessary measures to end attacks against civilians and to ensure unimpeded humanitarian access to refugee camps in Darfur, including by lifting the state of emergency.” The recommendation was read during the interactive dialogue as “Make further efforts to protect and promote women’s rights in Sudan, and to this end, consider acceding to CEDAW.” The recommendation was read during the interactive dialogue as “Extend a standing invitation to all special procedures, respond positively to requests for pending visits, and fully cooperate with the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Sudan.”