A/HRC/34/5 109.196 Strengthen its cooperation with national and international nongovernmental organizations in providing assistance to internally displaced persons (Russian Federation); 109.197 Reinforce policies to address the needs of migrants and refugees by providing for the safe and voluntary return of refugees and internally displaced persons to their homes and ensuring the rehabilitation of affected areas in accordance with international law (Holy See); 109.198 Strengthen its efforts to increase shelter options for internally displaced persons (Islamic Republic of Iran); 109.199 Continue its combat against terrorism to restore security and stability to the Syrian Arab Republic and pave the way for the return of displaced persons to their homes (Islamic Republic of Iran); 109.200 Develop programmes of compensation and reintegration for victims of terrorism (Russian Federation); 109.201 Join hands with the international community to prevent and fight terrorism (China); 109.202 Provide appropriate assistance and rehabilitation to the victims of terrorism according to relevant national laws and within the available resources (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 109.203 Put into place guarantees, in particular public hearings and the right to appeal, including in the framework of the fight against terrorism, to ensure the right to a fair trial (Switzerland). 110. The recommendations listed below did not enjoy the support of the Syrian Arab Republic and would thus be noted. 110.1 Accede to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, so that the atrocities committed in the Syrian Arab Republic could be the subject of a rigorous and impartial exam by an independent court (France); 110.2 Implement fully the Geneva communiqué of 2012 and Security Council resolution 2254 (2015) (Ukraine); 110.3 Allow the Commission of Inquiry to go to the Syrian Arab Republic in order to pursue its work and investigations in conformity with the mandate assigned to it by the Human Rights Council, and fully cooperate with the Commission (France); 110.4 Put an end to attacks on civilians and grant unfettered access to humanitarian organizations and independent international human rights monitors, particularly the Commission of Inquiry (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 110.5 Cease violence against civilians immediately and enter into goodfaith negotiations on a political solution to the conflict (United States of America); 110.6 (Turkey); Stop violating international human rights and humanitarian law 110.7 Comply with international human rights law and international humanitarian law by immediately ceasing its excessive, indiscriminate and disproportionate attacks on civilians (Ireland); 25