the facts, followed by the consequences established in pertinent legislation. 11 Moreover, the Inter-American Court has, at other times, underlined the States’ obligation to provide specific protection to persons working in the defense of human rights.12 32. In addition, some of the facts carried out to the detriment of certain beneficiaries related with the organizations Tlachinollan and OPIM must be specified. Bearing in mind the temporary nature of the provisional measures and the fact that they have been extended for almost three years, and in order to assess the need to keep them in effect for the current members of the OPIM and Tlachinollan, it is essential for the representatives to forward detailed and updated information on the circumstances of risk to the life and personal integrity of these persons. Specifically, and beyond what has already been reported, the representatives must forward detailed supporting information about: (a) the threats that each of these beneficiaries suffered, and (b) the relationship between these facts and the grounds justifying the adoption of the instant provisional measures at that time, in order to fulfill the requirements for maintaining these measures in effect. 33. From the foregoing, the Court considers it appropriate to keep the provisional measures in effect. Based on those measures, the State has the obligation to protect the life and personal integrity of: (a) Obtilia Eugenio Manuel and her next of kin, declared beneficiaries of the instant measures at the appropriate opportunity; (b) Inés Fernández Ortega and her next of kin, declared beneficiaries of the instant measures at the appropriate opportunity; (c) the members of Organización del Pueblo Indígena Tlapaneco A.C., declared beneficiaries of the instant measures at the appropriate opportunity;13 and (d) the 18 members of the Centro de Derechos Humanos de la Montaña Tlachinollan A.C.14 11 Cf. Case of Velásquez Rodríguez. Provisional Measures with regard to Honduras. Order of the Court of January 15, 1988, third considering paragraph, and Matter of the Guatemalan Forensic Anthropology Foundation. Provisional Measures with regard to Guatemala. Order of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights of February 22, 2011, forty-first considering paragraph. 12 Cf. Matter of Monagas Judicial Confinement Center ("La Pica”). Provisional Measures with regard to Venezuela. Order of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights of February 9, 2006, fourteenth considering paragraph, and Case of Fernández Ortega et al. Provisional Measures with regard to Mexico. Order of the InterAmerican Court of Human Rights of November 23, 2010, tenth considering paragraph. 13 The 41 members of the Organización del Pueblo Indígena Tlapaneco who are beneficiaries of these provisional measures are: Victoriano Eugenio Manuel, Gabino Eugenio Manuel, Juan Remigio Guzmán, Raúl Hernández Abundio, Rafael Rodríguez Dircio, Severo Eugenio Remigio, Manuel Cruz Victoriano, Orlando Manzanares Lorenzo, Natalio Ortega Cruz, Romualdo Santiago Enedina, Braulio Manzanares Lorenzo, José Eugenio Cruz, Félix Ortega Dolores, Merced Santiago Lorenzo, Arturo Cruz Ortega, Leopoldo Eugenio Manuel, Ubaldo Santiago Eugenio, Arnulfo Cruz Concepción, Silverio Remigio Guzmán, Crisóforo Manzanares Lorenzo, Taurino Fernández Santiago, Ocotlán Fernández Ortega, Mauricio Cruz Morales, Viviano García Santiago, Julio Bolanos Santiago, José Espinoza Eugenio, Ramón Ortega Cruz, Virgilio Cruz Ortega, Victoriano Ortega Cruz, Marcelino Santiago Flores, Justino García Santiago, Crispín Santiago González, Natalio Eugenio Catarino, Fausto Santiago González, Leopoldo Eugenio Rufina, Vicente Díaz Luciano, Socimo Manuel Sierra, Santiago Manuel Sierra, Ramiro Flor Cresencio, Milenio Flores de Jesús and Romualdo Eugenio Estrada. 14 The 18 members of Tlapaneco who are beneficiaries of these provisional measures are: Abel Barrera Hernández, Alejandro Ramos Gallegos, Armando Campos Ochoa, Epifania Ramírez Arias, Eulogia Flores Vázquez, Gabino Santiago Jiménez, Isidoro Vicario Aguilar, Margarita Nemecio Nemesio, Matilde Pérez Romero, Neil Arias Vitinio, Odilia Alatorre Villavicencio, Olivia Arce Bautista, Paulino Rodríguez Reyes, Roberto Gamboa Vázquez, Vidulfo Rosales Sierra, Fidela Hernández Vargas, Juan Castro Castro and Rogelio Téliz García. 12