Continue the investigations started by the IER by going further in depth[1] Reform both the security sector and the judicial sector, including the creation of an independent judiciary[4][2] Modify the Constitution to guarantee specific rights, particularly human rights[3] Authorize reparations: financial, psychological, medical, social[1] Ratify the International Criminal Court (ICC) Rome Statute, including the abolition of the death penalty[1] Have the state take responsibility for the abuses including disappearances, arbitrary detention, torture and excessive use of force[1] Reduce executive powers, strengthen the legislature[14] Detailed recommendations in certain areas: "gender equality, community mediation, poverty reduction, the normalization of legal status, continuing education and professional development, medical and psychological rehabilitation and memorials"[14]