• ��� provided with adequate reparation, including compensation, for the destruction of their homes and livelihoods. Provide adequate reparation, including compensation, to all victims of the Porta Farm forced evictions. Ensure that any decisions taken by the authorities are taken on the basis of the genuine participation of those affected by the forced evictions at Porta Farm, and that they be allowed to make informed decisions about whether they wish to return to Porta Farm, remain at Hopley Farm, or resettle elsewhere. In all circumstances, the government must ensure respect for and protection of the right to an adequate standard of living, including particularly through security of tenure. 7.4 Recommendations to the African Union • • Publicly condemn the forced evictions in Zimbabwe and call on the government to take actions to address the human rights of these persons, in line with the recommendations of the UN Special Envoy on Human Settlement Issues in Zimbabwe. Publicly urge the Government of Zimbabwe to ensure the respect of the rights of IDPs and to allow and facilitate the provision of humanitarian assistance. 7.5 Recommendations to the United Nations • • • Ensure that protection of the human rights of IDPs is integrated into the humanitarian assistance planned for Zimbabwe. Put pressure on the government of Zimbabwe to meet its obligations under international law to respect, protect and fulfil the human rights in the country. Ensure there is a clear human rights policy for addressing failure to allow humanitarian aid, with clearly spelt-out responsibilities for different UN agencies. Such a policy should comprise phased steps, moving from representations and advocacy by the UN country team to representations by the UN at the Headquarters level to public statements by the UN.