-9- 2. To call upon the State, notwithstanding the measures ordered in the preceding operative paragraph for immediate implementation, to adopt such measures as may be necessary to: a) confiscate weapons in the possession of inmates, b) separate indicted inmates from convicted inmates, and c) bring the conditions of confinement at the prison in line with the international standards on the matter. In this regard, the State is required to periodically supervise the conditions of confinement and the physical condition and emotional state of the inmates, with the representatives of the beneficiaries of these provisional measures involved in such supervision. 3. To call upon the State to take all steps as may be necessary in order for the measures of protection ordered for the benefit of the Yare Prison inmates to be devised and implemented with the participation of the representatives of the measures’ beneficiaries and, in general, to keep them current on any progress made in their enforcement. 4. To call upon the State to provide the Court with an up-to-date list of all inmates confined at the prison, also specifying the characteristics of confinement for each such person. 5. To call upon the State to investigate the facts that led to the adoption of the provisional measures and, as the case may be, to identify the perpetrators and punish them as applicable, including administrative and disciplinary penalties. 6. To call upon the State in order that, by April 28, 2006, it will submit to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights a report on such provisional measures as it may have adopted in compliance with this Order, and request that the representatives of the beneficiaries and the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights submit their comments and observations on such report within a period of four and six weeks, respectively, as from notice of the State’s report. 7. To request that, following submission of the report ordered in the preceding operative paragraph, the State continue to report to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights once every two months on any provisional measures it may have adopted, and to request the representatives of the measures’ beneficiaries and the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights to submit their comments and observations thereto within a period of four and six weeks, respectively, as from the date of notice of the State’s reports. 8. To request that the Secretariat of the Court give notice of this Order to the State, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights and the representatives of the measures’ beneficiaries. Sergio García-Ramírez President Alirio Abreu-Burelli Oliver Jackman