A/HRC/41/9 enforcement of the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (New Zealand); 123.42 Comply with its obligations under international humanitarian law by refraining from attacks against schools and hospitals, and strengthen measures to ensure schools are not used for military purposes and that no children take part in any role affiliated with the conflict (New Zealand); 123.43 Continue efforts to promote a peaceful resolution of the conflict (Philippines); 123.44 Continue all possible efforts to adopt legislation and implement operational frameworks focusing on the protection of women and children from violence, including female genital mutilation. In order to avoid the tragedy of Yemen witnessing a lost generation, the Government should also take all possible steps to foster access for all children to education (Poland); 123.45 Implement a moratorium on the use of capital punishment (Portugal); 123.46 Shut down unofficial prisons and detention centres, and put an end to enforced disappearances and torture (Qatar); 123.47 Continue to work towards a sustainable political solution to the conflict that includes a broad cross section of Yemeni society, especially women, youth and tribal, regional and religious leaders (United States of America); 123.48 Take the necessary measures to investigate and punish cases of sexual violence and forced marriage and to put an end to child recruitment (Argentina); 123.49 Take measures to prevent, investigate and prosecute attacks and other forms of abuse against journalists and human rights defenders (Argentina); 123.50 Transparently investigate incidents of gender-based and sexual violence to establish accountability for these crimes (Australia); 123.51 Strengthen the efforts of the National Commission of Inquiry to hold to account those responsible for human rights violations (Chile); 123.52 Cease violations of international human rights and humanitarian law immediately and comply with its international obligations (Cyprus); 123.53 Pursue efforts to support the independence of the judiciary and promote its capacities and mandate (Egypt); 123.54 Continue to support the National Commission of Inquiry to investigate human rights allegations and provide the necessary resources (Jordan); 123.55 Ensure that State security forces act strictly in line with international law and that any disproportionate use of force or abuse, particularly during civilian demonstrations, is investigated and punished (Mexico); 123.56 Further strengthen law enforcement and ensure that laws and regulations are consistently applied (Myanmar); 123.57 Conduct prompt, thorough and impartial investigations into reports of violations of international humanitarian law and international human rights law in Yemen (New Zealand); 123.58 Work actively with the international community in investigating violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, including in cooperation with the Group of Eminent Experts (Norway); 123.59 Investigate promptly allegations of arbitrary detention, torture and ill-treatment, including against the Baha’i community and other victims of 12