A/HRC/5/6 page 11 implementation of the Abuja Peace Agreement and other appropriate forums, in a comprehensive manner all the obstacles hampering the improvement of the human rights situation in Darfur. IX. RECOMMENDATIONS 43. The experts group recommends that the Human Rights Council: (a) Urge the Government of the Sudan to implement, without delay, the recommendations of the experts group it committed itself to put into practice (para. 26 above); (b) Request the experts group to continue its dialogue with the Government of the Sudan on the implementation of other recommendations made by the Group; (c) Request the experts group and other relevant actors to assist, upon its request, the Government of the Sudan to finalize a work plan for the implementation of these recommendations taking into account their short- and medium-term character; (d) Invite relevant United Nations bodies and agencies, including the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, to provide the support and technical assistance to the extent necessary for the implementation of these recommendations; (e) Call upon donors to provide, on the basis of needs assessment, funds for this support and technical assistance; (f) Request the experts group, to review three months subsequent to the presentation of this report to the Human Rights Council, with the full cooperation of the Government of the Sudan, in consultation with the appropriate human rights mechanisms of the African Union and after consultation with the Chairman of the Darfur-Darfur Dialogue and Consultation (DDDC), the level of implementation of these recommendations and to submit a report to the Human Rights Council, at the session subsequent to the completion of the period of three months. Such review should consider information provided by the Government of the Sudan, UNMIS, other United Nations agencies, programmes and human rights mechanisms as well as the African Union and its human rights mechanisms and other actors involved in human rights and humanitarian work in Darfur; (g) Reiterate its call upon all parties to the conflict to put an end to all acts of violence against civilians, with a special focus on women and vulnerable groups such as children, the elderly and internally displaced persons, as well as humanitarian workers; (h) Call upon the Government of the Sudan to ensure that all allegations of violations of human rights and international humanitarian law are duly investigated and that those found to be responsible are promptly brought to justice.