para. 42). The testimonies and expert opinions required in Operative para. 1 shall be submitted to the Court no later than May 5, 2013. 3. To require the representative and the State to coordinate and make the necessary arrangements so that, once the opposing party’s questions have been received, and if pertinent, those of the Commission, the witnesses and the expert witnesses, to include the corresponding answers in their statements rendered by affidavit, under the terms of Considering paragraph 49 of this Order. 4. To require the Secretariat of the Inter-American Court, once the statements and expert opinions required in Operative paragraph 1 have been received, to transmit them to the representative, the State and the Commission so that they may submit their observations, under the terms of Considering para. 49, no later than with their final written arguments or observations, respectively. 5. To summon the Republic of Peru, the representative of the alleged victim and the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights to a public hearing to be held during the Court’s 99th Regular Period of Sessions, at the seat of the Court in San Jose, Costa Rica, on May 16, 2013, from 9:00 hours, to receive their final oral arguments and final oral observations, respectively, regarding the preliminary objection and possible merits, reparations and costs, as well as the statements the following persons: A. Witnesses Proposed by the representative 1) J’s sister, who will testify on the impact that the facts of this case have had on J and her family. Proposed by the State 2) Magda Victoria Atto Mendives, who will testify on her alleged participation in the police operations carried out on April 13 and 14, 1992 in which Mrs. J was arrested, the subsequent raids on various homes and the initial investigations undertaken by the Public Prosecutor’s Office. B. Deponent for information purposes proposed by the State 1) Federico Javier Llaque Moya, a lawyer, who will testify on the criminal proceedings applicable to crimes of terrorism, legal reforms, flagrancy in such crimes, as well as their definition as permanent or continuous crimes. C. Expert witnesses proposed by the Commission 1) Patricia Viseur Sellers, a lawyer, who will testify on different forms of sexual violence and their characterization in light of international human rights law. She will also refer to elements that are relevant to the definition of different forms of sexual violence as acts of torture, and to international obligations to investigate and punish the perpetrators in these types of cases. Finally, this expert witness will refer to the international standards to be taken into consideration when deciding on reparations in cases involving sexual violence. 18