Content_paragraphs:  In particular, UNMISS should increase its targeted support to the national justice
  
  system, mobile courts, the constitution-drafting process and the development of
  
  legislation in support of the peace process, financial management and anti-corruption
  
  bodies. The Mission’s support to the development of transparent and accountable
  
  governance institutions in South Sudan should include efforts to ensure that
  
  committees and mechanisms include women and young people, and should leverage
  
  the activities of women’s rights and youth organizations that are already doing work
  
  in those areas. The review team noted that UNDP had established programmes to
  
  
  
   
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  support the justice chain in South Sudan, which included upgrading prison
  
  infrastructure, providing training to corrections officers and inmates, and establishing
  
  a database for corrections officers to track inmates and staff. However, South
  
  Sudanese officials stressed that, despite current programming, needs remained
  
  significant. The Mission activities should complement rather than duplicate UNDP
  
  programming. As the highest-ranking United Nations official in South Sudan, the
  
  Special Representative of the Secretary-General in South Sudan is the global focal
  
  point for the rule of law in the country, should facilitate the development of a coherent
  
  strategy for the support given by UNMISS and by United Nations agencies, funds and
  
  programmes to justice, the rule of law and accountability structures and processe s in
  
  South Sudan. The Mission should also continue to provide technical support to the
  
  development of legislation on housing, land and property, and national mechanisms
  
  to resolve housing, land and property disputes. In line with the human rights due
  
  diligence policy, UNMISS will need to ensure that such support does not contribute
  
  to violations of international humanitarian law, human rights law and refugee law. 
  
   
  
   b. Engaging on security sector reform and disarmament, demobilization
  
  and reintegration