101 D) OTHER FORMS OF REPARATION (MEASURES OF SATISFACTION AND GUARANTEES OF NON-RECIDIVISM) Pleadings of the Commission 251. In regards to other forms of reparation, the Commission argued that the violations committed against Mr. Tibi were a reiteration of those committed by the State against Rafael Iván Suárez Rosero.176 In that case, the Court ordered the State to adopt such measures as might be necessary to avoid repetition of the violations found in the judgment of the Court. In the instant case, the Commission pointed out that the State must: a) adopt such measures as may be necessary for the “amparo de libertad” remedy to be effective, as well as for its provisions to be implemented from the procedural and substantive viewpoints; b) adopt such measures as may be necessary for the criminal judicial system to effectively comply with the provisions of Ecuadorian legislation; c) create an internal mechanism pursuant to which the petitioners can submit complaints regarding the flaws of the criminal judicial system, regarding its timely and effective functioning, for them to be able to obtain reparations; d) create mechanisms to file complaints and conduct monitoring to supervise conditions of detention, and then to provide access to information on said mechanisms to the inmates and their families; e) adjust the conditions and practices of the prison system to applicable international standards for the protection of human rights and to establish a mechanism that enables review and oversight of enforcement of those modifications, allowing civil society and non-governmental organizations to participate in this process; f) provide the pertinent mechanisms to ensure the inmates’ access to adequate medical examination and treatment, periodically and with due follow-up. A protocol for medical care in the penitentiary context must be followed, including basic health programs, taking into account the epidemiological profile; g) provide the penitentiary centers with basic medical equipment and staff, with mechanisms to enable continuous care and better training for the physicians, in accordance with applicable international standards; h) prepare and train the guard staff regarding how the inmates must be treated, in accordance with generally accepted international standards, and i) establish a system to investigate and punish torture and mistreatment, enabling punishment of those who commit said violations. 176 This refers to the Case of Suárez Rosero, supra note 145, heard by the Inter-American Court.