A/HRC/14/41 (e) Prevent interference by the Sudan Peoples Liberation Army in the administration of justice, especially in the work of the police and judiciary, and provide appropriate training to former SPLA members integrated into institutions of Government. 84. With regard to armed groups and other non-State actors, the independent expert recommends that: (a) They, including the Lord Resistance Army, respect obligations under international human rights law and international humanitarian law, in particular with regard to the protection of civilians, and end all attacks on civilians, including abductions of women and children and threats against humanitarian workers; (b) The non-signatories to the Darfur Peace Agreement cease hostilities and enter into dialogue with the Government on a peaceful and just resolution to the conflict. 85. With regard to the international community, the independent expert recommends that it: (a) Continue to provide technical and financial support to the Government of National Unity and the Government of South Sudan on a basis of needs assessment, to fully implement the Comprehensive Peace Agreement and build democratic national institutions for the protection of human rights; (b) Continue to provide support and participate in the human rights forums to facilitate a strong partnership between the Government, the United Nations and civil society in addressing human rights concerns. 86. The Human Rights Council should remain engaged in the Sudan until significant progress is made in the implementation of all recommendations made by the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Sudan and the Group of Experts on Darfur, and is assured of concrete and material improvement in the human rights situation on the ground. 87. Nations: The independent expert recommends that the institutions of the United (a) Urge UNAMID and UNMIS, in accordance with their mandates and without prejudice to the primary responsibility of State authorities, to take necessary measures to protect civilians, proactively deter attacks on civilians and prevent violations of international human rights law; (b) Continue to provide support and technical assistance to the Government of National Unity and the Government of Southern Sudan, in accordance with assessed needs, and in particular to provide human rights training and support to judicial institutions, traditional and customary courts across the Sudan. GE.10-13648 21