A/HRC/33/8 138.130 Continue its efforts in order to address the problems related to internal displacement (Azerbaijan); 138.131 Take measures to protect the rights of the internally displaced, through comprehensive attention and reparation, in particular access to basic services (Colombia); 138.132 Intensify the efforts for the creation of a concrete national framework on the internal displacement, which would secure equal access to humanitarian aid but also develop a preventive strategy for new internally displaced persons, including training of security forces to this effect (Greece); 138.133 Both the Government and armed groups immediately take necessary steps to cease all forms of conflict and ensure humanitarian access for internally displaced persons (Japan); 138.134 Continue to provide and facilitate the delivery of humanitarian assistance for internally displaced persons in areas of conflict in the country, and take comprehensive actions to stop further displacement (Malaysia); 138.135 Authorise and facilitate humanitarian access to all areas of the country (Maldives); 138.136 Ensure that humanitarian access is granted to civilian populations in all conflict-affected areas (Portugal); 138.137 Exert further efforts in addressing the negative impacts of the unilateral coercive measures on the enjoyment of human rights in the Sudan (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea); 138.138 Continue to seek technical assistance from the international community in the rebuilding process to help it fulfil its obligations (Pakistan); 138.139 Continue to seek assistance from the international community in line with its national plan (Myanmar). 139. The following recommendations enjoy the support of the Sudan, which considers that they are already implemented or in the process of implementation: 139.1 Facilitate the access of United Nations agencies and other humanitarian actors to conflict zones (Switzerland); 139.2 Investigate sexual violence in conflict (Republic of Korea); 139.3 Criminalize the recruitment of children and investigate all the reports of recruitment of children by the security forces, ensuring that perpetrators are brought to justice and duly prosecuted (Portugal); 139.4 Enact all the necessary measures to effectively implement the Action Plan to end recruitment of children (Slovenia); 139.5 Promptly implement the action plan between the Sudan and the United Nations to end child recruitment and criminalize in domestic law the recruitment and use of children by the security forces and other groups (Guatemala); 139.6 Continue taking strong measures to combat human trafficking and sexual exploitation and abuse of migrant women and children, including by fully implementing the Human Trafficking Act of 2014, training law enforcement officials and ensuring adequate protection for victims of human trafficking (Sweden); GE.16-11829 21