7.1.9. Provision of foreign consultants 73 7.1.10. Staff training 73 7.1.11. Study visits 73 7.1.12. Initiation on law reforms 74 7.1.13. Policy Making 74 7.1.14. Monitoring of Human Rights Action Plan 74 7.2. Challenges faced by the Commission 74 7.2.1. Implicated situation due to the internal conflict 74 7.2.2. Human rights protection 75 7.2.3. Protection of Economic, Social and Cultural rights 76 7.2.4. Responsibilities on the basis of International Commitments on Human Rights 77 7.2.5. Disappearances and other serious human rights violations and action of complaints 77 7.2.6. Massive internal displacement 79 7.2.7. Impunity 79 7.2.8. Delay in signing on memorandum of understanding between OHCHR and His Majesty's Government 79 7.2.9. Ambiguity in government’s outlook towards the Commission 79 7.2.10. Implementation of the decisions of the Commission 80 7.2.11. Lack of cooperation from the concerned bodies 80 7.2.12. Issues on making the non-state party responsible 81 7.2.13. Absence of House of Representatives and local bodies 81 7.2.14. Human Resources 82 7.2.15. Financial resources and autonomy 82 7.2.16. Development of human rights culture 82 CHAPTER 8 Advices & Recommendations 85 8.1. Recommendations Made After the Supervision 86 8.2. Practical Suggestions presented to His Majesty’s Government’s 86 8.3. Minimum Immediate Steps for CPN-(Maoist) to respect International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights Principles ANNEXES 99 105