Para. 2.1.4 Action 1. There are no militias subject to armed forces’ control other than the People’s Defence force and the national police. Time frame Needs of the Sudan Short-term Training of law enforcement officers on human rights standards 2. The Government of the Sudan abides by domestic and international laws and does not engage in arbitrary acts against humanitarian workers. Most violations are committed by rebel movements which have not signed the Abuja Agreement. As for the movements that have signed the Abuja Agreement, there is a joint security arrangements commission which implements and applies the relevant terms of the Agreement. These movements have signed a joint statement undertaking to respect and not to interfere with humanitarian work. The commission is tasked with disarmament, demobilization and reintegration. There are no militias under armed forces’ control. A/HRC/5/6 page 63 Attacks on humanitarian workers remain a constant feature of the rebels’ approach. On the Government’s side, there is a high-level coordinating committee with members from the Humanitarian Aid Commission, representatives of international humanitarian organizations and others, which