A/HRC/34/13 (2016), to bring stability and help prevent further atrocities (United States of America); 128.38 Allow and facilitate immediately the deployment of the UNMISS Regional Protection Force as mandated by the Security Council (Germany); 128.39 Continue efforts to improve conditions of detention and abolish the death penalty, with a view to commuting all death sentences (Holy See); 128.40 Cease attacks against civilians and the United Nations premises and personnel (Maldives); 128.41 Immediately desist from violations of human rights, including attacks on civilians and unlawful killings, acts of rape and sexual violence, arbitrary detentions, abductions and lootings (Norway); 128.42 Take preventive and more effective measures aimed at promoting and protecting human rights, especially in the light of the cases in which the safety and security of civilians is lacking and where the scope of armed conflicts in parts of the country is wider (Bahrain); 128.43 That the Government of South Sudan and all parties to the conflict immediately end the gross violations of human rights and serious violations of international humanitarian law, including targeted attacks on civilians, rape and sexual and gender-based violence, and arbitrary detention and abduction, and commit to and implement a political solution to the conflict (New Zealand); 128.44 Put an end to all violations of international humanitarian law and human rights committed in the context of the armed conflict and, in particular, take all necessary measures to immediately stop the abduction of children to make them child soldiers, unlawful killings, sexual violence, attacks against civilians, lootings and the destruction of property (Uruguay); 128.45 Secure civilian infrastructure throughout South Sudan, in particular protection-of-civilians sites, and protect civilians, humanitarian workers and human rights defenders from human rights violations and abuses, including extrajudicial killings, enforced disappearances, torture and indiscriminate violence (Canada); 128.46 Allow and facilitate immediate, unimpeded and sustained humanitarian access to all parts of the country (Ukraine); 128.47 Immediately respect the ceasefire and facilitate full and unimpeded access for humanitarian aid to the entire country (Germany); 128.48 Guarantee immediate and unhindered humanitarian access to populations in need throughout the country and ensure the protection of the civilian population, including of persons in vulnerable situations (Sweden); 128.49 Guarantee the effective delivery of humanitarian assistance to civilians and the protection of humanitarian actors, with full respect for international humanitarian law, while stepping up cooperation with the UNMISS Human Rights Division, in particular concerning the implementation of the cessation-of-hostilities agreement of January 2014 (Brazil); 128.50 Permit unimpeded humanitarian access for civil society, NGOs and United Nations agencies, without threat of harassment or violence, to ensure the provision of vital supplies and assistance to populations in need (Ireland); 22