Content_paragraphs:  The Juba Agreement creates an opportunity to address the conflict drivers in the
  
  Sudan, including in Darfur. A permanent ceasefire, the formation of an accountable
  
  and representative security-maintenance force and the integration of the former
  
  combatants into the national army can reduce violence and enhance public trust in
  
  security and rule of law institutions, provided that those steps are taken with the
  
  participation of affected communities and in line with international human rights
  
  standards. The establishment of a special tribunal for crimes committed in Darfur,
  
  
  
   
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  together with other justice, accountability and reconciliation measures that address
  
  impunity for war crimes and serious violations of human rights, including those
  
  committed against children, will be an essential part of fostering confidence in the
  
  new arrangements. The restoration of regional autonomy is a significant step that,
  
  together with the earmarked fund for Darfur, can generate greater administrative
  
  focus and attention for the fair and equitable allocation of resources for the
  
  development of the region. In addition, the establishment of comprehensive
  
  mechanisms and processes for the demarcation, restitution and legal recognition of
  
  land and hawakeer (land traditionally used by a particular clan or tribal group),
  
  including for women and young people, could facilitate durable solutions to forced
  
  and voluntary displacement and promote intercommunal reconciliation.