A/HRC/28/40 accessible services, observing that victims might not want to be in contact with law enforcement. There was also a need for investment in skill development and access to psychosocial services. 35. Mr. Abashidze referred to the relevant human rights standards, including article 10 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. He also emphasized States parties’ obligations under article 2 to achieve progressively the full realization of the rights recognized in the Covenant and to adopt legislative measures to the maximum of their available resources. That included adopting relevant criminal legislation to hold those responsible for domestic violence fully accountable, and establishing rehabilitation centres. He made clear that the principles of equality and non-discrimination applied to everyone in relation to all rights. 9