A/HRC/28/53 civil society, particularly the rights and needs of the victims of human rights violations and abuses, of violations of international humanitarian law, and of other international crimes; (b) Ensure that any final peace agreement includes a commitment to address past violations, combat impunity and ensure accountability, in accordance with international standards; to promote and protect human rights; and to preclude amnesties for alleged perpetrators of international crimes and human rights violations. 35. To the African Union Commission of Inquiry on South Sudan: Expedite its work in the fulfilment of its mandate to investigate the human rights violations and other abuses committed during the armed conflict in South Sudan, and make recommendations on the best ways and means to ensure accountability, reconciliation and healing among all communities in South Sudan; in doing so, pay particular attention to the impact of the conflict on women, children and other vulnerable groups. 36. To UNMISS: (a) Under the parameters of its refocused mandate, ensure the effective protection of civilians under threat of physical violence, and deter violence through regular and proactive patrols within its areas of deployment, with specific attention to women, children and other vulnerable groups; (b) Ensure regular and timely public reporting of the human rights situation in South Sudan, in line with Security Council resolution 2155. 37. In addition to the above recommendations, the following recommendation was made by several delegations during the plenary discussion. 38. To the Human Rights Council: Consider the creation of a special procedures mandate in the form of a special rapporteur to monitor and report to the Human Rights Council on the human rights situation in South Sudan. 9