PSC/PR/Comm. (V) Page 3 create a conducive atmosphere for the stabilization and normalization of the situation in Darfur. The Peace and Security Council requests the Government to follow through with these commitments and to bring to justice those responsible for violations of human rights, in line with AU’s expressed commitment to fight impunity; 6. Urges the international community to provide, as a matter of top priority, humanitarian assistance to the population of Darfur, particularly the internally displaced persons and the refugees in neighboring Chad. In this regard, the Peace and Security Council urges the Parties, particularly the Government, to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian assistance and to cooperate fully with humanitarian agencies; 7. Requests the Chairperson of the Commission to take urgent steps, including the dispatch of a reconnaissance mission to Darfur, to ensure the early setting up and deployment of the Ceasefire Monitoring Commission in consultation with the Mediator, the Parties and other relevant stakeholders. In this regard, the Peace and Security Council urges the Member States that have been approached by the Commission (i.e. Ghana, Namibia, Nigeria and Senegal) to urgently provide military observers; 8. Appeals to the United Nations and the international community to assist and support the deployment of the Ceasefire Monitoring Commission, to ensure the scrupulous compliance by the Parties with the provisions of the Humanitarian Ceasefire Agreement; 9. Requests the Chairperson of the Commission to consider ways and means of ensuring AU’s continued involvement in the search of a global and definitive settlement of the problem of Darfur. The Peace and Security Council urges the Parties to fully cooperate with the Mediator and engage in dialogue in good faith; 10. Decides to remain actively seized with the problem in Darfur. D. ON THE SITUATION IN CÔTE D’IVOIRE: The Peace and Security Council, 1. Remains concerned by the impasse in the national reconciliation process, following the events which unfolded in Abidjan on 25, 26 and 27 March 2004 and the suspension by the Ministers from the Coordination of Political