Omega Research Foundation and the implementation thereof, reports of past human rights violations committed by the end user and the safeguards in place to prevent abuse (e.g. accountability mechanisms). Companies should not supply law enforcement equipment if they consider that there is a risk that it could be used in the commission of human rights abuses. The due diligence process should also include a mechanism to monitor the use of the equipment sold. Human rights organisations, potentially affected stakeholders and their representatives should be given the opportunity to feed into this mechanism. When the equipment has been used in violation of human rights standards, the company should act to mitigate the adverse impact, prevent any further violations and provide remedy to the victims. Actions may include using any leverage the company may have to alter the end user’s behaviour, providing training and considering suspending or terminating the business relationship. 60