A/80/496 communities, taking into account their positionality and vulnerabilities because of pre-existing systemic racism and discrimination; (w) Immediately cease transfers of weapons and ammunition to countries that violate international humanitarian law and international human rights law, including the prohibition of racial discrimination; (x) Prevent sexual and gender-based violence through comprehensive efforts to prevent conflict; (y) Implement gender-responsive conflict prevention strategies that prioritize the rights and needs of racialized women and marginalized gender groups; (z) Provide specialized, inclusive and accessible services for victims and survivors of conflict-related sexual and gender-based violence, including access to sexual and reproductive health services, maternal healthcare support and psychological counselling, and ensure that such services be specifically sensitive to the needs of those from racialized groups, including those with experiences of intersectional discrimination; (aa) Prevent forced displacement and migration through comprehensive efforts to prevent conflict; (bb) Continue and expand efforts to provide durable solutions to people who have been internally displaced by conflict; (cc) Ensure due process guarantees in the asylum procedure for all those fleeing conflicts, with guarantees of a fair hearing, effective remedies, non-refoulement and non-collective expulsion; (dd) Consider reparatory justice considerations when developing policies on forced displacement and migration, in particular in cases in which countries have historically benefited significantly from colonialism and enslavement, given that the legacies of these scourges are a powerful driver of conflict and displacement; (ee) Conduct all data-collection activities relating to conflict prevention and monitoring in line with international human rights law provisions and relevant guidance; (ff) Advance the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action through the effective embedding of equality and non-discrimination in post-conflict reconciliation efforts; (gg) Take measures to ensure the adequate representation and meaningful participation of those from all affected racial and ethnic groups to ensure sustainable peace; (hh) Ensure the consistent integration of analysis of the racial and ethnic dimensions of conflict and equality, non-discrimination and racial justice standards in the transitional justice process; (ii) Mainstream reparatory justice approaches, which acknowledge, address and remedy colonialism, enslavement and apartheid, into all efforts to prevent, address and resolve conflicts. 53. The following are recommendations to other stakeholders: (a) Civil society organizations, faith-based groups, community groups and academics should continue and expand work on conflict prevention; 20/21 25-16958