2.1.2 Assist aid organizations and workers who have been forced to suspend their work to return to their work areas and ensure their security on return. Short-term Number of aid workers allowed to return. 2.1.3 Do not use any vehicle or aircraft markings that might blur the line between humanitarian operations and government military operations. Short-term No such incidents reported. 2.1.4 Do not subject humanitarian workers to arbitrary detentions, physical abuse, sexual assaults, and harassment. Issue clear written instructions to instruct authorities at all levels, including military, and any militias under the Government’s control in this regard. Publish and widely disseminate these instructions. Short-term Instructions issued and widely disseminated. 2.2 Facilitating access to civilians, including those displaced Short- and 2.2.1 Respect and fully implement the Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA), the Moratorium on Restrictions Mid-term of Humanitarian Work in Darfur, agreed with the United Nations in 2004, and the Joint Communiqué between the Government of the Sudan and the Deputy SRSG on Facilitation of Humanitarian Activities in Darfur 2007. Number of reported incidents of harassment or attacks on humanitarian workers. Number of instances of non-compliance with the commitments made therein. NEEDS OF SUDAN: See Annex II A/HRC/5/6 page 20 2. HUMANITARIAN ACCESS RECOMMENDATION TIME INDICATOR FRAME 2.1 Protection of humanitarian workers from harassment and attack Short-term Public declaration made; no subsequent 2.1.1 Publicly express support for the role of humanitarian retraction. workers in providing life-saving assistance to populations at risk.