PART TEN THE NATIONAL CAPITAL The National Capital 152 Khartoum shall be the National Capital of the Republic of the Sudan, and shall be a symbol of national unity that reflects the diversity of the country. Administration of the National Capital 153 (1) The administration of the National Capital shall be representative. The parties signatory to the Comprehensive Peace Agreement shall be adequately represented therein. (2) The adequate representation shall be determined by the Presidency in consultation with the Governor of Khartoum. Respect for Human Rights in the National Capital 154 Human rights and fundamental freedoms as specified in this Constitution, including respect for all religions, beliefs and customs, being of particular significance in the National Capital, which symbolizes national unity, shall be guaranteed and enforced in the National Capital. Law Enforcement Agencies in the National Capital 155 Law enforcement agencies of the National Capital shall be representative of the population of the Sudan and shall be adequately trained and made sensitive to the cultural, religious and social diversity in the Sudan. Dispensing Justice in the National Capital 156 Without prejudice to the competence of any national institution to promulgate laws, judges and law enforcement agencies shall, in dispensing justice and enforcing law in the National Capital, be guided by the following:(a) tolerance shall be on the basis of peaceful coexistence between the Sudanese people of different cultures, religions and traditions, (b) behaviour based on cultural practices and traditions, which does not disturb public order, is not disdainful of other 61

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