A/HRC/18/40 69. The Government of South Sudan should engage with the Government of the Sudan to address outstanding issues with regard to the Comprehensive Peace Agreement, including citizenship arrangements, border demarcation, the Abyei referendum and the popular consultations in Southern Kordofan and Blue Nile States. 70. The Government of South Sudan should ensure that adequate means and resources are provided to institutions responsible for the administration of justice and rule of law, including the provision of legal aid services. 71. The Government should also ensure that the State budget is adequately distributed among key sectors, such as education, health, social services, law enforcement and rule of law institutions, as well as institutions working on human rights. 72. The Government of South Sudan should ratify key international human rights treaties and conventions, and ensure a participatory and inclusive process in the enactment of a future permanent Constitution for South Sudan. C. International community 73. The international community should continue to provide to the national Government of the Sudan and the Government of South Sudan with technical and financial support for building democratic national institutions for the protection of human rights. 74. The international community should continue to provide support and participate in the human rights forums to facilitate a strong partnership between the Government, the United Nations, international partners and civil society in addressing human rights concerns. 75. The Human Rights Council should continue to focus on the situation in the Sudan until significant progress is made in implementation of all recommendations 26