5 10. The State indicated that on December 10, 2008, the Secretary of Justice and Human Rights at the time publicly apologized, via a national television broadcast, to all the victims of human rights violations for which Ecuador had received a Judgment from the Court. Furthermore, with regards to the instant case, the State indicated that, as agreed with CEJIL and Mr. Tibi, 5 only the State of Ecuador's text regarding the public apologies and acknowledgement of the human rights violations would be published. In this regard, it indicated that on September 18, 2010, a publication of the public apology was made in the Newspaper “Sud Ouest” from Bordeaux, France, under the terms agreed with the victim. In addition, the State facilitated an interview with Mr. Tibi by said newspaper, which was performed on September 17, 2010, in which the victim described the events occurred in Ecuador that resulted in the violation of his rights, and, on September 20, 2010 an interview with one of his friends regarding what occurred was published. 11. Regarding the above, the representatives expressed that the “Agreement on the Means of Fulfilling the Reparations,” signed on December 16, 2009, details the timeline and manner in which the State would execute said obligation. In this agreement the State committed to publishing, as a satisfaction measure and a guarantee of non-repetition, the public apology in the newspaper Sud Ouest, which is widely circulated in Bordeaux, France, where Mr. Tibi resides. In their observations of October 24, 2010, the representatives indicated that the public apology was published on September 18, 2010. They added that it had the effect of disseminating and generating interest in France on the violations against the victim and his case before the Inter-American Court, as well as stating that Mr. Tibi expressed his satisfaction with the compliance with this measure, which was of great importance for him. Therefore, they considered that the State had fully complied with the measure. 12. Regarding the publication in question, the Commission valued the information submitted, as well as the support provided to Mr. Tibi to reach a satisfactory agreement with the State. 13. In this respect, the Court deems that the State has fully complied with Operative Paragraphs 11 and 12 of the Judgment. Finally, the Court values the State’s apology of December 10, 2008 for the human rights violations for which Ecuador had received a judgment from the Inter-American Court. C) Regarding the State’s obligation to establish a training program on human rights protection principles and standards regarding prisoner treatment and the creation of an inter-institutional committee to determine and execute the training programs (Operative Paragraph 13 of the Judgment) 14. The State reported that in November 2007, after the Court issued the Judgment in the instant case, the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights was created with the responsibility to create human rights training for government officials. With regards to the training of the National Police, in its reports the State indicated that the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights coordinated, along with the Ministry of Government and Police and the Education Department of the National police, a training process for approximately 2,500 members of the police in fourteen cities, including Quito, where the acts of the case occurred. The training took place between July and December 2008, and it covered Human Rights, Citizen Security, Gender and Diversity, Human Mobility, Trafficking of Persons, and Non-Discrimination. Furthermore, it referred to the training of 57 trainers of the National Police, which began in October 2009 to train approximately 3,000 police officers on the new contents of the “Manual on Human Rights 5 On December 16, 2009, the State and the representatives signed an “Agreement on the Means of Complying with Reparations.”