10.0 Who are the NPRC Stakeholders? The NPRC is not working alone, it will be engaging with other government departments, non-governmental organisations and international community to do its work. 10.1 Constitutional and Statutory Bodies The NPRC will be expected to work along side other human rights institutions such as the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission, Gender Commission, Media Commission. It will also work with the Judiciary including traditional courts, prosecutors and the police. It will make its recommendations to parliament through the responsible Minister. It will also work with the Parliament, Ministers and the Cabinet. Citizens can work with the CSOs directly engaged with reconciliation and post conict, form social groups to address reconciliation issues, or approach their local members of parliament to whom the NPRC addresses its ndings. 10.2 Civil Society The NPRC is working with the civil society such as non-governmental organisations. The role of NGOs is to remain independent from the NPRC, while assisting it with information, contacts or expertise. NGOs have been monitoring the NPRC's developments activities and provide honest feedback. The role of NGOs includes encouraging the NPRC to respond appropriately to the needs of victims and communities. At the end this Guide carries a directory of some of the organisations that may be important to get in touch with as stakeholders to the work of the NPRC. 10.3 International development partners International actors also have an important contribution to make. International organisations may be able to offer the NPRC with specic areas of expertise, through training and through access to 39