A/HRC/24/31 (v) National Council for Child Welfare; (vi) Judiciary; (vii) Police; (viii) Special Prosecutor for Darfur crimes; (d) Assist civil society organizations with technical assistance and capacitybuilding to improve their human rights advocacy and rule of law capabilities, and to enable them to contribute more effectively to the improvement of human rights in the Sudan; (e) Engage the academic community in the Sudan to contribute to the strategy to improve the human rights situation in the Sudan, and provide them with technical assistance and capacity-building to enhance their capabilities for that purpose. 83. Based on their relevant experience in handling development projects in the Sudan, UNDP in conjunction with UNAMID in Darfur should continue to be the main coordinating institutions for technical assistance and capacity-building arrangements between the Government of the Sudan and the international community, as well as between civil society organizations in the Sudan and the international community. C. Recommendations to civil society organizations 84. Civil society organizations in the Sudan should: (a) Continue their good work in promoting human rights awareness in the Sudan and their constructive engagements with the Government; (b) Continue to improve their human rights advocacy skills to enhance their capabilities in promoting and protecting human rights in accordance with the rule of law; (c) Submit proposals for technical assistance and capacity-building to UNDP, UNAMID and other international partners to help improve their human rights advocacy and rule of law capabilities. D. Recommendation to the armed movements in the Sudan 85. Armed movements in the Sudan should: (a) Respect human rights and humanitarian rules in their engagements and avoid indiscriminate attacks on the lives and properties of civilians and United Nations peacekeepers; (b) Cooperate fully with the international community to find a permanent peaceful solution to armed conflicts in the country. (c) Support the Doha Document for Peace in Darfur and cooperate with the Government of the Sudan and the international community to make its implementation successful. The Doha Document remains the only viable and human rights-friendly road map for peace in Darfur, and it must be supported by all stakeholders. 20