A/HRC/32/18 (c) Promptly lift the curfew order in northern Rakhine State, remove arbitrary limitations on the right to freedom of assembly, and guarantee freedom of worship; (d) Remove all discriminatory and restrictive bureaucratic requirements for emergency medical referrals, and ensure unhindered access for all communities to government hospitals in all townships in Rakhine State; (e) Ensure the replacement or issuance of identity documentation for all individuals residing in Myanmar, regardless of their citizenship status; and ensure that all children are registered at birth, without discrimination, and implement promptly a process to register all unregistered children, including all Rohingya children; (f) Find durable solutions for all internally displaced persons in Rakhine State and conflict areas in accordance with the Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement. B. Legislation 76. The High Commissioner recommends that the relevant authorities in Myanmar: (a) Take progressive steps towards the removal of all discriminatory legal provisions, including in the Constitution, the Citizenship Law of 1982 and the four “race and religion laws”; (b) Prevent and sanction incitement to discrimination, hatred and violence, including through the development of a comprehensive strategy based on international human rights standards, and ensure that the Parliament takes into account the Rabat Plan of Action when discussing the “Maintenance of Religious Harmony” bill. C. Accountability 77. The High Commissioner recommends that the relevant authorities in Myanmar: (a) Undertake a comprehensive inquiry into the situation of minorities in Rakhine State and other areas in Myanmar, in consultation with all stakeholders and in accordance with international human rights law and standards with a view to recommending measures of accountability, and address the root causes of discrimination, foster reconciliation between communities and prevent recurrence of violations; (b) Ensure prompt, thorough, independent and impartial investigations into all alleged violations of human rights and international humanitarian law, including those committed by law enforcement officers and security officers, and subsequent prosecutions; and to that end, remove any legal or legislative barriers to criminal accountability; (c) Ensure national laws on arrest and detention and their application are consistent with international human rights standards; and that law enforcement action is conducted in accordance with human rights standards, including the principles of legality, necessity, proportionality and non-discrimination; 17