The present policy is not intended in any way to hinder the normal work of the Organization aimed at encouraging respect for international humanitarian, human rights or refugee law, including developing capacity as well as investigating and reporting on violations of those bodies of law and interceding with relevant authorities to protest those violations, secure remedial action and prevent their repetition. The policy is intended to complement those normal processes. II. Human rights due diligence policy A. Scope of the policy 6. The human rights due diligence policy applies to all United Nations entities providing support to non-United Nations security forces. It therefore applies not only to peacekeeping operations and special political missions, but also to all United Nations offices, agencies, funds and programmes that engage in such activities. B. Definitions 7. For the purpose of this policy, “non-United Nations security forces” include: (a) National military, paramilitary, police, intelligence services, border-control and similar security forces; (b)