A/HRC/27/69 (b) Provide UNAMID with adequate human and financial resources to continue promoting and protecting human rights and supporting the peace process in Darfur; (c) Encourage both the Government of the Sudan and the rebel movements to lay down their arms and engage in peaceful negotiations; (d) Support the social peace initiatives of the Government of the Sudan aimed at ending the tribal conflicts in the different parts of the Sudan; (e) Assist the Government of the Sudan in addressing the problem of unexploded ordnances in the conflict areas; (f) Provide technical assistance and capacity-building to strengthen community policing and enhance the protection of women and children in the conflict areas; (g) Support the Government of the Sudan in the realization of economic and social rights and the effective implementation of the Doha Document for Peace in Darfur; (h) Support the proposal of the Sudanese Bar Association to organize workshops to discuss the scope of article 126 of the Sudanese Criminal Act (1991) in order to address its apparent conflict with the Constitution of the Sudan and its international human rights obligations. C Recommendations to civil society organizations in the Sudan 83. Civil society organizations in the Sudan, should: (a) Continue their good work to promote human rights awareness in the Sudan and their constructive engagements with the Government; (b) Continue to improve their human rights advocacy skills in order to enhance their capabilities to promote and protect human rights in accordance with the rule of law; (c) Submit proposals for technical assistance and capacity-building to UNAMID, UNDP and other international partners such as the European Union to help improve their human rights advocacy capabilities and rule of law knowledge. D. Recommendations to the armed movements in the Sudan 84. Armed movements in the Sudan, should: (a) Cooperate fully with the international community to find a permanent peaceful solution to armed conflicts in the country; (b) Respect international human rights and humanitarian law in their rules of engagement and avoid targeted or indiscriminate attacks that harm the lives and properties of civilians and personnel of the United Nations and international relief agencies; (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; 21