A/80/490 prepare to sanction any military-controlled administration emerging from the upcoming election; (b) Refrain from removing sanctions on entities with known connections to the Myanmar military and junta; (c) Impose targeted sanctions on the junta’s major sources of revenue and the financial institutions that it uses to repatriate revenues and purchase weapons, including Myanma Economic Bank and Myanma Oil and Gas Enterprise; (d) Sanction arms-dealing networks and entities involved in the provision of aviation fuel to the Myanmar military; (e) Halt the sale, transfer or transshipment of weapons, dual-use technologies and aviation fuel to Myanmar; (f) Publicly and unequivocally denounce the junta’s planned election, emphasizing that the polls will exacerbate conflict and deepen division in Myanmar; (g) Refuse to provide any material support for the administration of the planned election and avoid any actions that confer legitimacy on the polls, including sending observers to monitor the election; and 103. ASEAN and its member states should: (a) Acknowledge the flagrant violations of the Five-Point Consensus by the (b) Refuse to recognize the junta’s sham election as legitimate; junta; (c) Prohibit junta officials or officials from junta-controlled bodies from representing Myanmar at any ASEAN summits or functions; (d) Engage with the National Unity Government, ethnic resistance organizations, civil society organizations and other key parties representing the will and interests of the people of Myanmar; and (e) Facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid to all populations in need, including by supporting cross-border humanitarian assistance delivered through local civil society organizations. 104. The Special Rapporteur urges financial institutions to terminate all relationships with state-owned banks in Myanmar and undertake enhanced due diligence on all relationships and transactions related to Myanmar. 105. To end impunity and ensure accountability for international crimes committed in Myanmar, States should: (a) Refer the situation in Myanmar to the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court under article 14 of the Rome Statute, requesting an investigation into alleged crimes that have been committed against the people of Myanmar; (b) Support efforts to hold perpetrators of atrocity crimes accountable in impartial and independent courts, including the International Criminal Court, the International Court of Justice and national courts in countries with universal jurisdiction laws; (c) Support the National Unity Government and other governance institutions in developing robust courts and justice mechanisms; and (d) Support human rights defenders and civil society organizations to collect evidence of crimes in Myanmar, including by providing robust funding for documentation initiatives. 106. The Special Rapporteur calls on the international community to devote the resources and political capital necessary to address the devastating humanitarian and human rights crisis in Rakhine State and refugee camps in Bangladesh. 107. He calls on States to: 15