4.2 Short-term Give the United Nations human rights monitors full access to the investigation records, allow them to interview victims in private, and brief them on at least monthly basis on progress made in each investigation. UN Human Rights monitors granted full access to the investigation records, allowed to interview victims in private, and provided monthly reports on progress made in each case. 4.3 Grant the United Nations human rights monitors full and unimpeded access to all those detained in Darfur or in other parts of the Sudan in relation to the Darfur conflict, including national security installations and military bases. Make a public declaration that full and unimpeded access has been granted and send a written order to all authorities to grant access. Short-term Number of reported incidents of non-access. 4.4 Issue a standing invitation to all human rights mechanisms (whether standing or ad hoc) of the United Nations and the African Union to investigate the situation in Darfur and give these mechanisms full and unimpeded access to the Darfur region. Short-term Standing invitation extended no subsequent obstructions of full and unimpeded access. Number of responses received. NEEDS OF SUDAN: See Annex II A/HRC/5/6 page 26 4.1 4. MONITORING OF IMPLEMENTATION OF RECOMMENDATIONS RECOMMENDATION TIME INDICATOR FRAME Establish a National Human Rights Forum where Short-term National Human Rights Forum established relevant members of the international community, and functioning. including the United Nations, and the Government can openly discuss human rights issues, concerns, trends, recommendations, and actions taken by the Government on specific cases and more generally to improve the human rights situation in Darfur.