A/HRC/40/CRP.1 • Adopt a broad approach to reparations, to include provisions of collective and symbolic forms of reparation, beyond the financial payments envisaged by the mandate of the compensation and reparation authority; • Ensure that the outcomes of all prior genuine consultations on how to address South Sudan’s past and to shape its future, including the recommendations and outcomes of the national dialogue, are given due consideration and harmonised with transitional justice mechanisms of Chapter V of the Revitalized Agreement, as well as the Permanent Constitution-making process; and • Promote, with necessary adjustments to ensure their fairness (particularly towards women’s needs), customary and other community-centred mechanisms that are capable of advancing accountability, truth-telling, reconciliation, reparations and healing. 2. To UNMISS: • Increase, in conjunction with humanitarian actors, protection for women, girls and boys during their movements outside the camps to collect water and firewood, ensuring the training of men and boys to assist with the ‘protection’ of women, girls and children and promoting establishment of mixed sex and age watch groups, as well as movement in bigger groups; • Expand the current database which reflects incidents of SEA involving UN Peacekeepers to include incidents of SEA involving personnel of implementing partners; and • Continue to support the implementation of transitional justice mechanisms, in accordance with best practices and standards, including the activities for outreach and education on Chapter V of the Revitalized Agreement. 3. To Humanitarian Actors: • Strengthen referral systems to support women, girls, boys and men who have been affected by GBV or who require psychosocial support due to the crisis, so that they are able to access the appropriate service providers for their different needs - and within the appropriate period of time (within 72 hours for survivors of sexual violence). Service provision should likewise be strengthened and training on the clinical management of rape should be provided, as well as post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) kits and Mama Kits (for safe delivery). 4. To Civil Society Organizations: • Raise awareness among families of the value of the girl child, changing stereotypes and attitudes from considering girls as family property – which results in early arranged marriage as a means to escape poverty. Awareness raising on the rights of the child may be encouraged to include protection of the boy child. 5. To the Parties to the Revitalized Agreement: • Ensure that during the Pre-Transitional Period and beyond, the parties fully support the necessary full implementation of all transitional justice processes. 6. To the African Union: • Engage and support the Government of South Sudan, on the basis of the Peace and Security Council Communiqué 547, to complete expeditiously the necessary steps for establishing the Hybrid Court and the other transitional justice mechanisms and processes. 206